^Learneded me a new phrase!
^Hopefully knows I don't I speak like that IRL (well, at least not to other people; I sometimes like to to myself for some reason, though)![]()
Well, other than complaints about how book X either doesn't have one, has an insufficient one, or has one but no description of what exactly it is (which is a majority of my findings), I seem to be finding that they're ridiculously specific (page #, column #, line #, word #). Then again, it's a computer thing....Are you talking about index locorum? I saw it in a recent assignment which was explaining the way written texts were formated and that happened to be the early form of a modern index, or table of contents. I was worried I wouldn't be able to use it just right ~~;;
I tend to have the opposite problem: I can never find the right word, let alone one more complex-sounding. Sometimes I just go into crap like "you know, the thing with... the mabob...-type thinger...." Other times, I just don't speak at all. It's sad that for all I like words, I suck at remembering them. :/I think I'm guilty when I make things sound more complex than they really need to be irl. At least, I try to catch myself before I start uttering nonsense.