jadarnel27

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My twin brother and I have a CD; you can check it out on

Let us know what you think about it on our Facebook page!

I find very few things in life serious enough to take all that seriously =)

I have an Amazon wishlist.


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Feb
25
 comment What is the word to describe “the gaining of full control over an ability or power you already have”?
Keeping with the nerdiness, how about "grok" =)
Feb
3
 comment Is “IMHO” a rude thing to say (or type)?
"Nothing wrong with a little humor, IMHO" - I see what you did there =) Thanks!
Feb
3
 comment Is “IMHO” a rude thing to say (or type)?
Thanks for posting this @Monica =)
Feb
3
 comment Is “IMHO” a rude thing to say (or type)?
Very nice answer, thank you!
Feb
3
 comment Is “IMHO” a rude thing to say (or type)?
@djangodude I don't see this as "mindless social fun". It's something I was genuinely curious about, and has gotten some very well thought out, objective answers. You're welcome to your opinion though, no worries! The community will close this or downvote (more =P) it if it's unacceptable.
Feb
3
 comment Is “IMHO” a rude thing to say (or type)?
@DavidZaslavsky That's a very interesting perspective! I've never heard th "H" interpreted that way.
Feb
3
 comment Is “IMHO” a rude thing to say (or type)?
While I certainly do have an opinion about the topic of this question, I did my best to phrase it objectively. I think it's a legitimate question. And I specifically read over this meta post before asking. This should probably be a comment, or the text of a custom mod flag, but definitely not an answer.
Feb
2
 comment Is “IMHO” a rude thing to say (or type)?
@Jay I also said "significant personal experiences", but I do see your point. Although, you are using facts in your argument to justify a third option, "it's all in the context". Perhaps that is the only answer to this?
Feb
2
 comment Is “IMHO” a rude thing to say (or type)?
@MonicaCellio Ah, I haven't seen "IMNSHO" in a while, I forgot about that. Good point, I imagine the context could be a big part of it (although it always reads about the same to me, but that's just my (humble?) opinion =P)
Jan
13
 comment Is there a similar word to 'twain' but meaning 'three' instead of 'two'?
I think it's spelled "train"... :P
Dec
27
 comment Add more adjectives to “[noun] is both [adjective] and [adjective]” structure
@RegDwightѬſ道 Ah, thanks for pointing that out. I did not see that when I searched.
Dec
27
 comment Add more adjectives to “[noun] is both [adjective] and [adjective]” structure
Thank you for explaining the grammar problem in my examples! I agree that the last example you give is much more common / useful =)
Dec
27
 comment Add more adjectives to “[noun] is both [adjective] and [adjective]” structure
Very nice, I like simultaneously as well.
Dec
27
 comment Add more adjectives to “[noun] is both [adjective] and [adjective]” structure
+1, I like this one the most so far. It sticks very closely to what I was going for structurally.
Dec
27
 comment Add more adjectives to “[noun] is both [adjective] and [adjective]” structure
@aediaλ (and Monica) - Exactly!
Aug
27
 comment Origin and meaning of “You catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar”
Fantastic! That's exactly what I was looking for. It seems kind of silly that I missed the whole point now. Thanks!