links for 2008-11-02
Originally published at Кевин.com.ua. You can comment here or there.
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Originally published at Кевин.com.ua. You can comment here or there.
Originally published at Кевин.com.ua. You can comment here or there.
Ok, maybe they aren’t, as right now I’m sat unshaven in the cold wearing nothing but a scabby t-shirt and my pants (which find them selves covered by scabby trousers). Buy hey, you can’t buy this kind of entertainment in shops now!
Anyways, today at work, what a pile of poop. Busy, hecktic and it took 4 hours to get in a position to scoff down a saussage roll, this did not please me at all.
Other than that, literally nothing interesting sparks to mind. Scary.
So yeah. Be gone with you now. I has nothing else to say!
Originally published at Кевин.com.ua. You can comment here or there.
Ok, maybe they aren’t, as right now I’m sat unshaven in the cold wearing nothing but a scabby t-shirt and my pants (which find them selves covered by scabby trousers). Buy hey, you can’t buy this kind of entertainment in shops now!
Anyways, today at work, what a pile of poop. Busy, hecktic and it took 4 hours to get in a position to scoff down a saussage roll, this did not please me at all.
Other than that, literally nothing interesting sparks to mind. Scary.
So yeah. Be gone with you now. I has nothing else to say!
Originally published at Кевин.com.ua. You can comment here or there.
A number of local councils in Britain have banned their staff from using Latin words, because they say they might confuse people.
Several local authorities have ruled that phrases like “vice versa”, “pro rata”, and even “via” should not be used, in speech or in writing.
But the ban has prompted anger among some Latin scholars.
Professor Mary Beard of Cambridge University said it was the linguistic equivalent of ethnic cleansing.
Some local councils say using Latin is elitist and discriminatory, because some people might not understand it - particularly if English is not their first language.
Originally published at Кевин.com.ua. You can comment here or there.
A number of local councils in Britain have banned their staff from using Latin words, because they say they might confuse people.
Several local authorities have ruled that phrases like “vice versa”, “pro rata”, and even “via” should not be used, in speech or in writing.
But the ban has prompted anger among some Latin scholars.
Professor Mary Beard of Cambridge University said it was the linguistic equivalent of ethnic cleansing.
Some local councils say using Latin is elitist and discriminatory, because some people might not understand it - particularly if English is not their first language.
Originally published at Кевин.com.ua. You can comment here or there.
Originally published at Кевин.com.ua. You can comment here or there.
Originally published at Кевин.com.ua. You can comment here or there.