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9/7/2015 2:48:04 AM
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Fun fact, the word "literally" has been changed in the Oxford dictionary because of people using it in the wrong way.
"I literally died"
So instead of educating people in the correct use of the word, it gets changed because people are lazy.
Keep using shit like bae and eventually we will all communicate with grunts.
Huh?
English
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Edited by acousticsoul22: 9/8/2015 6:58:36 AMEvery word we say is technically a grunt/noise we make that we have put meaning to, but I agree with your statement.
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Bullshit
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My favourite word is "undied."
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Only informally. In formal English the original definition is intact.
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Whats the new definition?
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Well -blam!- my arse and call me a bitch. That's actually true.
