Re:Stripe Announces 14% Layoff
by wastedimage on Thursday November 03, 2022 @07:25PM
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This is a very common southern saying. The saying existed in The West Wind by James Staunton Babcock in 1849. It likely existed before that.
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"Sweet summer's child" also appears in the poem "The Creole" by Mary Scrimzeour Whitaker published in 1850.
Thanks for the correction. I’m from California and never heard it before. Do you think the author of GOT was paying homage to the Southern usage for a reason?
Re:Stripe Announces 14% Layoff
by wastedimage on Friday November 11, 2022 @03:56PM
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It's just a fun way of saying naive.