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This is plain silly. When people say "literally", they don't intend to say "figuratively". They literally intend to say literally. It's one thing to define a w
by jaekwon 13y ago
This is plain silly. When people say "literally", they don't intend to say "figuratively". They literally intend to say literally.
It's one thing to define a word, another thing to re-define a word to correct the speaker's intentions. Unless the definition includes a /sarc tag, then it's totally cool.