Kevin Wardrop
@kevinwardrop.nitemayr.com
Can we, just for a moment, briefly enjoy the poor choice of words of placing a number, next to the word incalculable, rather than a florid "a loss beyond mere numbers" or "felt in larger measures"
1. having a red or flush complexion 2. excessively intricate or elaborate
Kevin Wardrop
@kevinwardrop.nitemayr.com
Can we, just for a moment, briefly enjoy the poor choice of words of placing a number, next to the word incalculable, rather than a florid "a loss beyond mere numbers" or "felt in larger measures"
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Jacob Dickinson
@jjldickinson.bsky.social
In the form and disposition of his ten books of epistles, [Symmachus] imitated the younger Pliny; whose rich and florid style he was supposed, by his friends, to equal or excel.
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Peter Sagal
@petersagal.bsky.social
Loyal readers may remember that last month, President Trump filed a defamation lawsuit against the NYT so magnificently florid and prolix, and so lacking in actual claims, that a judge told the lawyers to go home and do it again but this time, you know, according to the law n’ stuff. They have!
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