08-04-2009, 12:05 PM | #31 |
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one of the meanings in french is a little jacket a woman wears in bed, to keep warm while... reading. it looks like the same thing in italian.
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More of an ornament than a useful piece of cloth (almost as useless for a womand as a tie for a man). Quote:
If you do, please tell me first so I'll invite you to have a bowling match with me: the bowling place near where I live has this sign outside: "Martedì: donna omaggio ogni due biglietti acquistati" The intended meaning would be "Tuesday: for every couple, the woman doesn't pay", but reading it straight its more like "Tuesday: free woman every two tickets bought". |
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to me I like Digital Readers or Digital Display Devices(D3 or D³ (altcode 0179))
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Tuesdays too. Think: two tickets (probably two men), a free woman... there's a free man waiting for you, alone
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Maybe I didn't emphasize it correctly the first time. That's dynabook Get it? Last edited by rlparker; 08-04-2009 at 12:26 PM. |
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does OverPricedElectronicGadgetForReading work as a naming convention?
I din't think so either. I usually try and show a total lack of imagination and use "e-reading device" when indicating it is a device I am discussing rather than software. But, that is only because there is yet to be an actual name for the class of devices. Makes me wonder if the "e" is needed when discussing our gadgets we use to read books. WOuld not "reading device" be sufficent...I mean even with TTS, as a rool it seems implied that it is harder to read a paperback, much less a hard cover, on an electronic reading device, than it is to simply hold the book and read it...so the "e" might be redundant? hehehe.... reading device = readdev ~= readev (no need for the double-D's....awwwkkk...we all know THAT is untrue... ) Still, I believe I'll use readev from now on...I would use liesuse but it hurts my tongue to type that word....I feel sort of norty yet very satisfied, after typing it for some reason... |
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