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Re: Stupidity in motion

Sandman
SubjectRe: Stupidity in motion
FromSandman
Date04/18/2013 08:04 (04/18/2013 08:04)
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In article <bc032167-d86d-4ee8-bc7e-b747518b92fc@googlegroups.com>, ed <news@atwistedweb.com>wrote:

KDT
Words Mean Things.

It's quite telling that in a thread titled "Stupidity in motion." *Two* of the biggest idiots who post often don't know what an "asset" is.

But on to the point, no one cares what *you* think the definition of a word is. The word "asset" has had a well defined meaning since the 1600's.

http://oxforddictionaries.com/us/definition/american_english/asset

ed
words do mean things. and in financial accounting and legal terms, a car is clearly an asset. for household accounting and colloquial use, it's much less clear whether a car should be considered an asset.

No.

-- Sandman[.net]