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BRITARCH vs BARJs - BAJR Host - 8th August 2008
tada!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"I don't have an archaeological imagination.."
Borekickers
BRITARCH vs BARJs - oldgirl - 8th August 2008
So, back on topic.
Is it that a forum is a conversation whilst an email list isn't? :face-huh:
I don't subscribe to any other email lists, so I don't know.
BRITARCH vs BARJs - RedEarth - 8th August 2008
Regarding the content of Britarch's discussion lists I did use it some time ago and it was great, someone even photocopied an article and put it in the post for me. Looking at it now it appears to have been taken over by, for want of a better word, nutters.
And as for Britarch being academic and presumably, by extension, BAJR not, with such complicated and lyrical language being used on the BAJR forum at the moment (I'm not even sure how to pronounce 'obfiscation' never mind what it means) it's like being in the presence of Oscar Wilde - 'lobbing intellectual handgrenades from their entrenched positions', indeed!
BRITARCH vs BARJs - Windbag - 8th August 2008
One of the disadvantages with BRITARCH is that I occasionally get replies to emails before I get the original email, which makes the whole thing very convoluted - you end up getting the answer before the question!
BRITARCH vs BARJs - YorkBadger - 8th August 2008
RedEarth
I hope my position isn't entrenched! But I promise to not use big words too much! ;o)
Oh and to enlighten you:
obfuscation: verb: 1. To make so confused or opaque as to be difficult to perceive or understand;
2. To render indistinct or dim; darken.
(OK maybe a bit ironic that I used a word that is fairly obscure to complain about people making things hard to understand - you might have a fair point there then. Doh!)
BRITARCH vs BARJs - RedEarth - 8th August 2008
Quote:quote:Originally posted by YorkBadger
RedEarth
I hope my position isn't entrenched! But I promise to not use big words too much! ;o)
Oh and to enlighten you:
obfuscation: verb: 1. To make so confused or opaque as to be difficult to perceive or understand;
2. To render indistinct or dim; darken.
(OK maybe a bit ironic that I used a word that is fairly obscure to complain about people making things hard to understand - you might have a fair point there then. Doh!)
That was obviously my point entirely, erm, probably. Obfuscation is such an appropriate word given its meaning it's almost onomatopoeic (try getting those two into one sentance! Should get some sort of Scrabble meaga bonus!)
BRITARCH vs BARJs - YorkBadger - 8th August 2008
"Scrabble meaga bonus"
:face-huh: BAJR posting scrabble might be fun.... then again BAJR host doesn't want to follow Facebook into court with the owners of scrable! ;o)
BRITARCH vs BARJs - oldgirl - 8th August 2008
Quote:quote:Originally posted by YorkBadgerYou're not doing an evaluation today then? [:o)]
RedEarth
I hope my position isn't entrenched!
Dang it, I didn't actually use histrionic and now I wish I had! (I did use concatenation the other day, that any good? [8D])
BRITARCH vs BARJs - BAJR Host - 8th August 2008
Luciferous Logolepsy seems to be the direction of this thread... (can I post on Britarch now)
And nobody please mention Banjo Enclosures... unless in reference to the film Deliverance!
"I don't have an archaeological imagination.."
Borekickers
BRITARCH vs BARJs - oldgirl - 8th August 2008
Yes, I always wondered about whether there were also ukelele enclosures.......
In the meantime, clearly BAJR is the paradigm for erudition and we can use Britarch for agnoiology perhaps?
And now my brain hurts..... [xx(]