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FWIW, "fwiw" was already common on Usenet concurrently with this purity test. (I'd call 60% of that list to have been in use before the turn of the century)
by 082349872349872 2y ago
FWIW, "fwiw" was already common on Usenet concurrently with this purity test.
(I'd call 60% of that list to have been in use before the turn of the century)
- shagie 2y agoMacGyver hasn't been on the air for three decades... I was pointing out that language changes and "cringe" has been recognized as part of the (American) english language for a few years now (by one dictionary publisher).
- 082349872349872 2y agoAgreed; I had just been surprised that the others had all been added in the very same year as "yeet".