Stop being gay - I will not put a longer title TWS

[TheStrangest]

@hermes said in Stop being gay - I will not put a longer title TWS:

Stop trolling lol @SUmof1

Hi Hermes. What was the last message you delivered to the Olympian Gods about?

[SUmof1]

@thestrangest That wasn't my point, i'm trying to tell you that drank is still correct. The reason it isn't used in standard dialogue anymore is to avoid association with alcohol. i can do this all day i'm not wrong.

[TheStrangest]

@sumof1 what do you mean by correct? It isn't grammatical correct, that's for sure. If you mean correct as in acceptable then sure(just not in English class)

[SUmof1]

@thestrangest i'm basing this off from the comment from the first picture i sent, it was correct from 17th to the 19th century but after that it was considered to be synonymous to 'inebriate' but it has always been acceptable.

[TheStrangest]

@sumof1 hmmm. Interesting. Now that you add the date it helps. So it was correct and used a lot from around the 16 hundreds to the end of the 18 hundreds. Good to know. I for some reason want to know more now. I wonder where i can

[SUmof1]

@thestrangest yes, that's what i've been trying to get you to see, finally. you can read more about it on that site.

[TheStrangest]

@sumof1 do you think there's a word for the history of a word?

[SUmof1]

@thestrangest probably not, why don't we make one for it now?

[TheStrangest]

@sumof1 well etymology is the origins of a word

[TheStrangest]

@sumof1 what is the etymology of etymology? I know "logy" comes from λόγος(prononce logos) in greek. But What about étymo at the beginning of etymology, let me google it

[SUmof1]

@thestrangest well since this whole thing felt like a process what about adding a ring to it that makes it sound like a process something like photosynthesis is but not as complicated

[SUmof1]

@thestrangest vathýtetymology how does that sound i got the vathyt from deeper or revised since finding the history of history is digging deeper in time

[TheStrangest]

@sumof1 the etymo- in etymology comes from ετυμος (prononced etumos) in greek. And Victory in green le ιστορία(prononced istoria) in greek. So shouldn't the history of a word be something like istorology/ histology/historology

Coming from

ιστορία(prononce istoria) meaning history in greek

λογος (pronounced logos) meaning "word" in greek

[millzzz]

This is a sick message delete it (:

[SUmof1]

@thestrangest It does sound like a real thing.

[SUmof1]

@millzzz i don't have enough privileges

[TheStrangest]

@sumof1 well let's see. After further research i found out that from the options i found(istorology/ histology/historiology) histology and historiology are taken:

so the only possibility that's left is istorology/istorology/istology

[TheStrangest]

@sumof1 said in Stop being gay - I will not put a longer title TWS:

@thestrangest vathýtetymology how does that sound i got the vathyt from deeper or revised since finding the history of history is digging deeper in time

That sound great too

[TheStrangest]

@sumof1 let me check if it's already a thing

[SUmof1]

@thestrangest i mean even if we do manage to make one that isn't taken it won't really ever get to the point where it is used