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Repeating jokes without attribution has been the cultural norm for centuries. The whole notion of plagiarism and copyright and such are the recent inventions.
by santacluster 12y ago
Repeating jokes without attribution has been the cultural norm for centuries. The whole notion of plagiarism and copyright and such are the recent inventions.
Thank good nobody cares, that just means that the intellectual property mafia hasn't indoctrinated us so much yet as to destroy any notion of a common culture.
- JadeNB 12y ago> Thank good nobody cares I don't know if this was a typo or intentional, but I like it very much as an unobtrusive and religion-neutral substitute for "Thank God". I will probably use it in future (maybe even without attribution :-) ).
- qbrass 12y ago"Thank goodness" is popular with the people who think "Thank God" is blasphemous.
- MacsHeadroom 12y agoMost people I know say thank goodness because god doesn't exist.
- marrs 12y agoOh good, another one of these discussions.
- JadeNB 12y ago> "Thank goodness" is popular with the people who think "Thank God" is blasphemous. Sure, and with others; but I have never heard "Thank good" before.