UKMikey Premium Messages 19,826 Grea'er Laandan Messages UKMikeyA Messages UKMikeyA Saturday at 12:27 PM #1,261 I think what I don't like most about people who use cringe as an adjective is how ungrammatical it sounds. Cring(e)y or cringeworthy would be better.
I think what I don't like most about people who use cringe as an adjective is how ungrammatical it sounds. Cring(e)y or cringeworthy would be better.
Pupik dig the bolts in my neck Staff Emeritus Messages 19,856 Alabamamania Sunday at 6:47 PM #1,262 UKMikey I think what I don't like most about people who use cringe as an adjective is how ungrammatical it sounds. Cring(e)y or cringeworthy would be better. Click to expand... In the 1990s, Bill Waterson famously said "verbing weirds language". In the last decade, I've found adjectifying weirds conversations. Must be a product of its times. Last edited: Sunday at 6:48 PM
UKMikey I think what I don't like most about people who use cringe as an adjective is how ungrammatical it sounds. Cring(e)y or cringeworthy would be better. Click to expand... In the 1990s, Bill Waterson famously said "verbing weirds language". In the last decade, I've found adjectifying weirds conversations. Must be a product of its times.
GBO Possum Not quite the oldest member. Yet. Premium Messages 3,517 Massachusetts Messages GBO-Possum Sunday at 9:15 PM #1,263 Pupik In the 1990s, Bill Waterson famously said "verbing weirds language". In the last decade, I've found adjectifying weirds conversations. Must be a product of its times. Click to expand... This is America. WE have the freedom to verb all nouns. No exceptions.
Pupik In the 1990s, Bill Waterson famously said "verbing weirds language". In the last decade, I've found adjectifying weirds conversations. Must be a product of its times. Click to expand... This is America. WE have the freedom to verb all nouns. No exceptions.
