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Originally Posted by akiburis
Well, it's Greek, actually. I think the Latinate equivalent would be "temporivorous" (or in French "temporivore").
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Originally Posted by Taylor514ce
Thank you for the correction. I should have known that; now I'm embarrassed.
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so am i ; i should have know that as well.
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Originally Posted by vivaldirules
I love this. Something akin to emotifaction except intelligent rather than a silly grin or frowny face.
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please, by all means, adopt it ! the irony mark is far too under-used.
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Originally Posted by Patricia
According to Umberto Eco's The Name of the Rose, an irony mark was used in medieval punctuation.
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really ? is that litterary licence, or veracious ? do you know what it looked like ? the one i used was invented far more recently (1960's).