SR VIII: Vander Got Run Over By A Reindeer!

Virtuosic.

Although according to Dictionary.com the above is correct.  Hmm.

Snowing turned into a blizzard, that's not so nice anymore.

Epignosis wrote: James wrote: Virtuoso. Virtuoistic. Surely? It makes sense to me. And that was a deliberate phrase I used, Rob. Sure, I could have said "he looks all the better dressed that way" but I didn't. Have you not heard of the "more better" phrase then?  I realise it's a stupid one but pfft, I didn't come up with it. OH LOOK! "pfft" is also not a word.  Well shucks (there's another) and dagnabbit (ooh and another), I rightly don't give a flying Epignosis (and another!) album. Shucks is a word, dagnabbit is a word, and Epignosis is a proper noun.  However, virtuoistic is not a word.

Not according to my Firefox Dictionary they're not.   They all get underlined in red.

And yes, I know Shucks (an expression of surprise) and Dagnabbit (an alternative, likely less offensive form of Damn It) are words used quite often.

However, I tend to use English words, rather than American English words.  That maybe why Firefox underlines them.


Edited by James - December 19 2009 at 15:01

James wrote: Epignosis wrote: James wrote: Virtuoso. Virtuoistic. Surely? It makes sense to me. And that was a deliberate phrase I used, Rob. Sure, I could have said "he looks all the better dressed that way" but I didn't. Have you not heard of the "more better" phrase then?  I realise it's a stupid one but pfft, I didn't come up with it. OH LOOK! "pfft" is also not a word.  Well shucks (there's another) and dagnabbit (ooh and another), I rightly don't give a flying Epignosis (and another!) album. Shucks is a word, dagnabbit is a word, and Epignosis is a proper noun.  However, virtuoistic is not a word. Not according to my Firefox Dictionary they're not.   They all get underlined in red. And yes, I know Shucks (an expression of surprise) and Dagnabbit (an alternative, likely less offensive form of Damn It) are words used quite often. However, I tend to use English words, rather than American English words.  That maybe why Firefox underlines them.

Ya kno I just be bustin' yo chops. 

Not when it has the power to potentially stop some X-Factor winner not getting the UK Christmas No. 1.

Although yes, I tend to agree.

It's not Twitter though... yet.

You don't even use your real name.

I did but I only have it for my family, in fact, I never use it. Utterly useless to me.

stonebeard wrote: IT'S RICO TIME! It's snowy outside--I strangely want to listen to some Schulze. I've laready listened to Kontinuum, now maybe Mirage.

What's this National (Natural?) Building '09 album you talk about in big words?

I'm going back to watching Stargate SG-1, I only got to episode 5 last night.