I was listening to the BBC podcasts, like I do every day, and I just struck upon something that I loved: Jean Seton and John Humphrys were discussing the George Orwell archives from when he worked at the BBC, and they gave the address as “…BBC dot co dot uk stroke archive stroke Orwell.”
Being currently in classes for software engineering, I am tired of saying ‘forward slash’ – I’m going to try staying ‘stroke’ instead, and see how it fits into my vocabulary…and whether I can keep a straight face while saying it.
In the meantime, I’m hoping that the podcasts continue to use recordings from the Parliamentary debates (discussions?) as I love the people verbally reacting to everything that is said. They get so vocal!
I wonder if it will catch on?
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I will join you. We shall overcome!
Power to the overly geeky, anal-retentive and verbally lazy people!
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I’m also feeling the stroke!
LOL – I’ve been trying. Thus far, people mostly look confused 😀