Oh happy day

18 November 2008


Peoples, prepare for some rejoicing, for I have wonderful news. That’s right. I am giving you reason to head out and party on this slightly chilly November morning. Are you ready for this spectacular event?

It really is great news. Because, you see, the word meh is all growed up and has taken its rightful place in the Collins English Dictionary.

I know, I know, you can barely contain your joy at this decision. I feel that we should have a natinal holiday. Or summat.

And Aparthor will be today’s deity.

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7 Responses

  1. weenie says:

    Meh, but actually it is good news! :-)

  2. Ann says:

    I saw that on the front page of the Examiner yesterday and thought of you. :)

  3. Fence says:

    Good news weenie? Its meh news

    Am I that predictable Ann ;)

  4. weenie says:

    It's good news that it's sort of recognised so people don't say 'pardon?' when I use it.

    Meh! :-)

  5. jean pierre says:

    :D hooray for "meh".

    awww… its come such a long way, hasn't it? and now its all grown up!

  6. Harlequin says:

    I was so delighted to see this. But then I shrugged that off and went back to my groundstate of suppressed rage. I can't wait for this week to be over.

  7. Fence says:

    I suppose they've no excuse now weenie. Plus you can use it in scrabble :)

    Or is it just a troubled teenager JP?

    Wed now H. You know what that means? Yup, its almost the weekend. Yay!