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I'm not sure if you are passing judgement but this is how language evolves.

• iolothebard 11y ago
  I'm perfectly cromulent with that as well.
  • akavi 11y ago
    This feels ungrammatical to me. I think "I find it perfectly cromulent." feels more correct. (I only comment because I'm amused to find I've heard "cromulent" used as a "real word" enough that my brain has intuited rules for its usage.)
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      • pc86 11y ago
        > discromulent
  • toephu2 11y ago
    You failed at trying to make yourself sound smart by using a fancy word.