Melinda Shore wrote:

There are lots of neologisms and usages that are
repellent but not harmful. However, while the plural
"emails" is kind of illiterate it doesn't really hurt
anything, while pretty clearly the problem here is that
using something like "Boggle" creates happy feelings about
badly-bred dogs, and that's bad.

Now that web2.0 has been declared (by one) to be the millionth
English word,

http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2009...word-milestone

how long will it be until I get a bunch of emails telling me that
cul8r has been added? Or perhaps they'll just text me. Should I
tweet about that?

FurPaw
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