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"bleem"?

• jrockway 14y ago
  It's clear from context that it's a perfectly cromulent word.
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  • freehunter 14y ago
    True, but using unusual words embiggens the chance that your audience might not understand. The only regular use of bleem Google finds is for a PS1 emulator.
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    • finnw 14y ago
      There's also this bleem[1], but that wouldn't make sense either. [1]: [http://www.strangehorizons.com/2000/20001120/secret_number.shtml http://www.strangehorizons.com/2000/20001120/secret_number.s...]
  • enjo 14y ago
    That is quite possibly the perfect reply. Are you an englishman by chance? Because the level of snark is just perfect:)
  • StavrosK 14y ago
    You appear intragnizent.
• Shish2k 14y ago
  I imagine when your production rate is measured in KHz, that's what it sounds like