Re: Omega Bracelet falling apart
- From: Frank Adam <fajp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 04 Jan 2007 00:27:19 +1100
On Wed, 03 Jan 2007 07:35:40 -0500, wood@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (J. B. Wood)
wrote:
<some snips>
Literally, as in for that band "the writing was on the wall". :-)find that the bracelet links were literally falling apart. Almost all
the ends were loose on the splined pins. I ended up having to rivet
the entire bracelet to stop it falling apart. I suspected at first
What's the difference between "literally falling apart" and just "falling
apart"? That word "literally" seems to be used a lot these days when it
adds absolutely no additional clarification or meaning to what is being
said. Sincerely,
Dammit, if i started a list of all the misused words in our currently
spoken language(some say losely based on English) i'd need an hour
just to type it out. Or would i be typing it in ?
Hm, stupid language, let's all switch to Esperanto. ;-p
--
Regards, Frank
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