04-12-2010, 10:44 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Posts: 254
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Quote:
Originally Posted by blessyourheart
Alas, "irregardless" is now an official word in the language. Check out a recent Webster's unabridged. I guess when people misuse or just outright make up words, eventually some become part of the language. Sigh.
As for Rebelcheergirl, there are no words.
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So sad. What's even sadder is that there are those *special* people who will insist on using "irregardless" because "It's in the dictionary! I checked!" and won't understand why educated people will look unfavorably upon them.
...OK, sorry for getting off track; back to the topic at hand!
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