This is part of an ongoing series of posts designed to make everyone think I'm a colossal prick because of my grammatical specificity. These posts are either me lecturing the masses about how to properly use grammar/punctuation/the rules of the English language, or me figuring out for myself, textually, the aforementioned. They will run every Wednesday. If you run afoul of these rules, rest assured, even though I judge you for your poor grammar, I'm still a lesser being than you.
Proper
nouns and technology have created a whole slew of words that aren’t really
words, and different usages for them.
That’s not what this is about. Continue to name things with stupid -ly
suffixes out in Silicon Valley. This is
about words people use, which aren’t actually words, but people think they are. Each word is followed by a brief explanation, which is a veiled dig at your intellect, and designed to make you feel like you're insignificant for not knowing that these words aren't actually words. In reality, you're insignificant because you're reading my blog at all. That's not something anyone who is significant actually does.
