Justice Lee’s Lehrmann judgment – and,perhaps,his TV diet – issued a new word into the public’s consciousness.
Grammar pedants have been swift to judge,but pop often plays loose with punctuation.
Suffering from rumourism? You’ll need a courtesan shot for that.
No other movie matches this local classic’s linguistic legacy.
Kilty as charged.
Always leave ’em guessing.
Our language loves colourful terms for time and quantity,but their imprecision presents challenges.
But beware the bypassed hops handler.
Our language can be shaded with good or bad intentions,depending on the speaker.
The Night of the Long Knives has nothing on this.
But does algospeak risk underplaying serious issues?