Steven has a wee thing on his blog called daft question of the week. Now not trying to steal the idea but I have got two of my own. I wouldn't call them daft questions, more questions that have puzzled me in the last 2 days. So here they are...
Why is it that we use the word ordinary to describe something bland but use the word extraordinary to describe something unusual? Surely if it's extraordinary it's just even more bland?
What is the difference between mistrust and distrust?
Jenny xx
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Why is it that we use the word ordinary to describe something bland but use the word extraordinary to describe something unusual?
$$$$$ Because we do. The teacher told us to. Cause that's the way it is.$$$$$
What is the difference between mistrust and distrust?
&&&& Mistrust - trust you share in your better half (ie the mis sus)
Distrust - as opposed to dat trust?####
And finalyy, what are your thoughts around the suger shortage crisis in lapland?
Salagatle!
Dunno about ordinary/extra-, but mistrust and distrust:
Mistrust - something that happens to mist when you leave it out in the rain
Distrust - something bad that the homies said about the rust
extraordinary orginally meant "outside the ordinary"
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