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This page contains a single entry by Jonathan published on April 29, 2008 2:17 PM.
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Ooooh, ooooh. I have so much to learn. I knew that & is called an ampersand, but news to me its origins are firmly founded in et. I am going to file that away for future reference. Ah, I will be utterly intolerable come the next typography trivia conversation I am involved in.
Oh, I see. That’s why no-one talks to me, huh.
Sigh.
Yes, it may well be why some people don’t talk to you. But it’s part of why I love you.
[There follows another comment from rpg along the lines of ‘You two are sickeningly sweet.’ Bet you.]