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kerya666
join:2002-12-20
Valrico, FL

kerya666 to rradina

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Re: Do We Need New Precedent?

None of these will be put on that person owning the vehicle as criminal negligence, and it shouldn't- exactly what the article says.

What happens as a result of those mentioned above is a whole another issue; but I can imagine it being very "unfun" proving being innocent while accused of being guilty.

Jaybird
@sbcglobal.net

Jaybird

Anon

What is "unfun"? I look it up in my Webster dictionary but there is no such word.

XANAVirus
Premium Member
join:2012-03-03
Lavalette, WV

XANAVirus

Premium Member

'Unfun' means:
The opposite of fun.

Words that can describe the meaning of this word:
1. boring
2. bland
3. uneventful
4. uninteresting

Sentences applicable to this word:
1. That activity is so uninteresting and boring to me, it's unfun.
2. Talk about unfun, that's so groan-inducing I can't stand it!

Essentially, it's a made up word, designed to add more spice to language so that there are more choices when trying to form a new sentence.
Desdinova
Premium Member
join:2003-01-26
Gaithersburg, MD

Desdinova

Premium Member

I enjoy playing Grammar Nazi with lots of folks when they use the "un" prefix, as it usually (but not always) means to reverse an action already taken:

Waitress: "Would you like your tea sweetened or unsweetened?"
Grammar Nazi: "It seems amazingly complicated to sweeten the tea and then unsweeten it again. How about you just bring me non-sweetened instead?"

Hilarity (or at least odd glances) ensue.