Post #510176
2026-03-04 03:08 UTC
@wd_5x5@poa.st @william_travis@nicecrew.digital @Fash-E@poa.st @Terry@poa.st @Will2Power@poa.st @_oyveyanuddahshoah@poa.st As in call for. I think I've chosen a term that is very archaic in English but otherwise much more common in Spanish.
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@Will2Power@poa.st 2026-03-04 03:49
@dalancan@poa.st @wd_5x5@poa.st @william_travis@nicecrew.digital @Fash-E@poa.st @Terry@poa.st @_oyveyanuddahshoah@poa.st I've only heard resuscitate, but going by that to regularly suscitate makes sense. Similar to how you can be gruntled, not only disgruntled.
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@wd_5x5@poa.st 2026-03-04 06:54
@dalancan@poa.st @william_travis@nicecrew.digital @Fash-E@poa.st @Terry@poa.st @Will2Power@poa.st @_oyveyanuddahshoah@poa.st I love it. The worst part is that I am now surpassed by the next generation in My antiquated terminology. The best parts are that I am reminded to get back in the game of perspicacious verbology. And I learned a new word :) Thanks Delancan.