... Pro-Likers. That sounds ok. I wonder what the other group could be called?
Maybe Like-Exiteers
Or maybe just 'Lexi-teers' ... given that Lexicon means Vocabulary, so is about words rather than symbols
Hmmm...Lexi-Teers might be a bit subtle, intellectual and dare I say elitist. Would certainly go over my head, and I'd keep forgetting what it meant. Especially if Lexicon is Latin for something or other
As we are now officially in the 'Like' era, then leaving would involve some exit from the current position, hence my suggestion of Like-Exiteers.
Although I do of course respect other individuals and groups to self-define as they wish
... Pro-Likers. That sounds ok. I wonder what the other group could be called?
Maybe Like-Exiteers
Or maybe just 'Lexi-teers' ... given that Lexicon means Vocabulary, so is about words rather than symbols
Hmmm...Lexi-Teers might be a bit subtle, intellectual and dare I say elitist. Would certainly go over my head, and I'd keep forgetting what it meant. Especially if Lexicon is Latin for something or other
Profound apologies for my pedanticism but I think if Lexicon can be called Latin, simply because it was used in Latin, it has every right to be called English too, since its origin is not Latin but Greek.
Hardly elitist 😉 Lexicon is a popular children’s spelling card game available on Amazon £3.99 😊
Still sounds elitist to me. Too posh for any school or family I was ever part of. I don't think we ever got past Snap. Or Snap Smash and Grab as we thought it was called at the time. Found out later on the posh kids didn't play it as a contact sport
We played a lot of board and card games and read a lot of books ‘cos we didn’t have a telly ... the village didn’t even have electricity until the mid sixties. Posh is one thing we ain’t 😊
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
We played a lot of board and card games and read a lot of books ‘cos we didn’t have a telly ... the village didn’t even have electricity until the mid sixties. Posh is one thing we ain’t 😊
Books? Electricity? You were lucky. Closest we got to books were the rich folks old newspapers to put on the fire in winter
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Maybe there's other functionality to the like system that can be turned on if @GW-Team decide to do so.
I think there is some other functionality that has already appeared and then been turned off.
A popular much 'liked' poster, @Busy-Lizzie had two stars next to her name for a while, with other people having just one. That's now gone.
Pro-Likers. That sounds ok. I wonder what the other group could be called?
Maybe Like-Exiteers
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
As we are now officially in the 'Like' era, then leaving would involve some exit from the current position, hence my suggestion of Like-Exiteers.
Although I do of course respect other individuals and groups to self-define as they wish
Profound apologies for my pedanticism but I think if Lexicon can be called Latin, simply because it was used in Latin, it has every right to be called English too, since its origin is not Latin but Greek.
is a popular children’s spelling card game available on Amazon £3.99 😊
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Closest we got to books were the rich folks old newspapers to put on the fire in winter