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What is the meaning of "medieval" in that context?	by huitzilopochtli	2002-06-20 01:43:26
We have a spelling issue here...	by nhaggin	2002-06-20 06:37:08
We here in America...	by nin_man	2002-06-20 06:42:56
I am an American...	by nhaggin	2002-06-20 09:03:54
It happens all the time.	by nin_man	2002-06-20 09:14:13
Words gain new meanings, and eventually come to mean new things. The most glaring example of this is "gay" - it's hardly ever used to mean 'happy' anymore. I think it's important to keep up with what words mean at the time you use them (or meant, if you're writing from the past), but not so much the roots of words. It may be interesting to some, but hardly critical for proper use of the language. Proper use is determined by the masses, remember.
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I must disagree	by nhaggin	2002-06-20 09:34:29
Interesting...	by DireEyez	2002-06-20 11:36:16
You are correct.	by nhaggin	2002-06-20 11:46:54

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