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He does it twice though. Maybe you're right and I just haven't read enough or I was lazy when I previously encountered that word and didn't look it up. Is it a
by jimbob45 3y ago
He does it twice though. Maybe you're right and I just haven't read enough or I was lazy when I previously encountered that word and didn't look it up. Is it a common enough word in Europe such that it doesn't stick out there? I see that the author is named "Iain" and the site isn't exclusively catered to Americans.
Also, "epically unpleasant Iliad process to cancel subscriptions" seems equally clunky. Does "Iliad" even fit in that context?
- asveikau 3y agoThe Register has a quirky sense of humor. They're comparing the process of cancelling subscriptions to The Iliad, i.e. a long winded Greek epic.