28.11.10

Definitional Issues

It was a pleasure to sit amongst friends today and share in joy and laughter with them. The conversation started casually, and then it found its close where it had begun. Circles are essentially what we drew with our conversation today. Within these however, many different topics were covered: rabbits, roommates, trophies and traveling the world.

The word legit also came up in the conversation today. Of course, you may notice that is, essentially, the title of my blog. Someone said something that was the opposite of legit, thus rendering people’s thoughts on many different names for the word…

un-legit
il-legit
mis-legit
dis-legit
de-legit
ex-legit
…
Then, Lis summoned the master of the word: legittery.

What’s also interesting: this year marks the 113th anniversary (theater version) of the word, “legit.” Throw a party? I think so.

That’s something of legit.

1 comment:

  1. Is legittery the study of all that is legit? Or perhaps the essence of legit, outside of human opinion. Or simply the evolving sum total of all human knowledge of what is legit?

    Just letting you know I'm reading.

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