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Chris -- 2018-04-11
Repetitive stuff, that’s been done before, and redone, can just get redonedant.
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The food gets a little redonedant but you can always find something to eat.
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you improve you remix some of the effects is redonedant. but you have a talent….go for it.
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sigh the occassional stop to scratch and re-apply benadryl itch relief is getting redonedant.
Redonedone makes the “done and redone” point very clearly. A double-yolker, and self-referential to boot.
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who ever will play darna next will not have the same honor and prestige like the previous actresses had. the role itself has been redonedone.
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Comment: im just sayin dat its redonedone
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LOL, I double posted, I thought the first one did not go through, so I made up another one. How do I delete the first or second, it is redone done anyway.
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LUSOB, your question is a redone-done. We answer that before.
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Sheer genious. I love it!
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One of the things that we are pretty strong on is the idea of reliability, redonedancy and interoperability.
But I didn’t find any redonedonecy, unfortunately.
Last edited by DavidTuggy (2010-03-04 05:35:28)
*If the human mind were simple enough for us to understand,
we would be too simple-minded to understand it* .
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Plenty of “redonedent” examples, too (i.e., with an “e” in last syllable). “Redonedone” is exquisite, but rare, and seems to have a Philippine connection.
Hatching new language, one eggcorn at a time.
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Very cool. Gotta love it when the eggcorn sounds exactly like the acorn.
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kem wrote:
“Redonedone” is exquisite, but rare, and seems to have a Philippine connection.
Probably not by accident: the Philippine languages generally make extensive use of reduplication. (Every language uses repetition to some degree, but these make an art and a habit of it.)
Last edited by DavidTuggy (2010-03-04 19:34:20)
*If the human mind were simple enough for us to understand,
we would be too simple-minded to understand it* .
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