On Fri, 14 Jul 2006, james tittle wrote:
...i like that, or [instancer]?
[instantiator] is more like a word, i mean at least outside of Kentucky, though it's not in /usr/share/dict/* here...
...um, "more like a word"? I think they're both equivalently made-up: If I wanted help move-ing, I would call a "mover", not a "move-inator"...
But what do you want help for in this case? instancing or instanciating?
"verbing weirds language" -- Calvin
Else, [attack_of_the_clones] would be a much american name, and one could imagine three sequels appropriately named:
...why would it be more american? Did we invent cloning? I thought dolly was scottish...?
I'm sorry for the George Lucas reference. I didn't actually see the movie of that name. Worse, I assume that everyone else has at least heard the name of the movie. BTW, it's an american movie.
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