Thanks for the comment. Your type of response is rare these days.

I was on an enthusiast site to look up information on changing the oil on a family members car. I drive domestic, this is Japanese.
Anyway the dictionary police were going on about the difference between the words engine and motor. The self appointed Webster pointing out that the term motorboat is incorrect, it should be powerboat.
That got me to thinking that if I were a member of that site, I would relate that I took my Honda powercycle to the Enginecycle shop for service. But I figured it would be lost on the would be Noah.
You see that's the beauty of the English language, it's dynamic instead of rigidly structured.
If you need the precision required for medicine and law use Latin. If you need a language that is intuitive in it's adaptability to a rapidly changing world American English is it.

Hopefully the victims aren't too banged up.

I agree with you. The art of semantics is being lost. My friends will ride my azz for using specific terms which I feel need to be used for semantics. You can't have a debate if semantics are not going to be used.

Thank Zeus I'm not the only one who feels this way!

I thought I was alone too. Hehehehe....sometimes I wonder why people say "I 'could' care less"
when what they probably mean is "I couldn't care less." The word "could" means that there is still room left not to care.

Entrapment has numerous meanings, but if you want to limit yourself to the legal definition, I "could" care less.

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