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Just a quick observation; why is it that there are so many negative adjectives that start with a "d"?
Despicable, Disgusting, Detrimental, Derelict, Dishonest, Dreadful, Dirty, Detestable, Deathly, Disrespectful, Demented, Despondent, Deceptive, Dark, Dumb, Devious, Dull, Drab, Demonic, Dubious, Daunting, Dreary, Demanding, Dorky, Dependent, Disagreeable, Dense, Disastrous, Dense, Deranged, Dolorous, Doomed, Depraved.
And the list goes on.
WHY
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And I was just struggling to get my mind around the distinction between "unexplained" and "inexplicable"!
Probably...
Related to the origins of De- and Dis-
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"Wanting to be someone else is a waste of the person you are." - Kurt Cobain
haha. that's what i was
haha. that's what i was gonna say. =P
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Two wrongs don't make a right but three lefts do!
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@elph: Long night, actually. I couldn't sleep, and this happens to be what popped in my head.
@jeff: That's actually exactly what my sister said. Damn Classics Majors.