Wednesday, 27 February 2002

Ooh, couldn't resist this one. A top word of the day if ever I saw one; salubrious: Dictionary.com Word of the Day. salubrious [Dictionary.com Word of the Day] Your mission, as with all words of the day, is to get the selected word into a sentence you write or speak today. I've got a meeting in fifteen minutes, I will see if I can confuse the attendees with judicious use. 1:46:37 PM

Spotted on the excellent diveintomark today; Digital Chaucer. Guardian: British Library digitises Chaucer for the internet [via BoingBoing] This is cool all by itself; as an added bonus, it's so cute how the British misspell "digitise". ;-) I like the way colonials over use the letter 'z' (that is pronounced 'zed' by the way) ;-) Bah humbug. Oh, and read this thread on MeFi, it carries on the ages old "Limeys v Septics" argument. I love it because it is all so irrational and generalised, as all the best meaningless arguments are. 12:14:51 PM

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