When Words Collide: Yabble

I love neologisms, even when they're directed at me.

Fortunately, however, you are not my legal counsel, so I took his advice and yabbled. Anytime another person accuses one of blackmail in writing, in public, it's a good idea to set the record straight.

OTOH, that X in the upper right hand corner allows you to click off anything you don't want to read, Gerard.

Given your own writing style, I wouldn't think verbosity a personal issue...

...c'est la guerre, ol bean and thanks for the link.

Posted by Dymphna at December 3, 2007 6:50 PM

Now, now, don't get snippy and stamp your feet.

As for the mysterious X well I guess it marks the spot. But I confess I just don't pay that much attention to the little bells and whistles.

I've also found that when people start citing what their lawyer said, it's a pretty good indication they know they're on thin ice.

Posted by Vanderleun at December 3, 2007 8:40 PM

When Gerard does it, it's called "Vabbling."

Not that he ever does, or would.

Posted by at December 3, 2007 8:42 PM

Well, you obviously have a pro bono affair with your lawyer.

OTOH, when I pay for advice, I take it...and skate away.

Haven't fallen through yet...but that's no reason not to keep your hopes up.

Posted by Dymphna at December 3, 2007 8:51 PM