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peacefuljeffrey

"Anniversary" MEANS "years"

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I keep hearing and reading people saying, "It's our 10 year anniversary," or things like that.

What the hell is the need for saying the word "year" there?! The whole point of saying the word "anniversary" is to convey that this is a commemoration of X number of years (spent married, in business, in a career, in a sport, etc.)!

It's almost as bad as people saying, "My boyfriend and I are going out to celebrate our 'four-month anniversary'"!! WTF is a "four-month anniversary"?! :S

-Jeffrey
-Jeffrey
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I keep hearing and reading people saying, "It's our 10 year anniversary," or things like that.

What the hell is the need for saying the word "year" there?! The whole point of saying the word "anniversary" is to convey that this is a commemoration of X number of years (spent married, in business, in a career, in a sport, etc.)!

It's almost as bad as people saying, "My boyfriend and I are going out to celebrate our 'four-month anniversary'"!! WTF is a "four-month anniversary"?! :S

-Jeffrey



PJ is right for once.

"Annus" = Latin for year, "anni" = years (plural).
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Thanks for reminding me. I almost forgot. ;)

Today is my and craciheads first anniversary. B|

Bill? Did you remember yours? I'm disapointed. You were suposed to remind me...

_Am



My husband almost forgets our anniversary AND he forgets how to spell my DZ.com name.

He doesn't seem to be doing very well. :S :P

_Pm
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"Scared of love, love and aeroplanes...falling out, I said takes no brains." -- Andy Partridge (XTC)

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My husband almost forgets our anniversary AND he forgets how to spell my DZ.com name.

He doesn't seem to be doing very well



I think that requires the sternest of discipline -- you can talk to the greenies for hints and suggestions :ph34r:

Wendy W.
There is nothing more dangerous than breaking a basic safety rule and getting away with it. It removes fear of the consequences and builds false confidence. (tbrown)

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