Giving pleasure; enjoyable or satisfying
(adjective)
Ìý • to be desired or approved of
Ìý • pleasing and welcome
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Comment number 1.
At 28th May 2010, John_from_Hendon wrote:Will,
Your blog intro is about as informative as a Beckett play - 'bing bang bong' seems a suitable repost! Good eh!
New words come and go it is just with the internet some bright spark measures their growth (but rarely, curiously, their demise!). Tweeting as a vogue method of communication is, in my view, about as articulate and informative as an adolescent's grunt! Don't tweet - say something interesting and if you haven't anything interesting to say, stay schtum!
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At 28th May 2010, jr4412 wrote:Will Gompertz.
"Giving pleasure; enjoyable or satisfying"
"Passion is inversely proportional to the amount of real (true) information available." (Gregory Benford)
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At 30th May 2010, roline wrote:Umm... what?
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Comment number 4.
At 2nd Jun 2010, sKit wrote:I like this post - too many people, especially playwrights, discount the simple notion of giving pleasure. 'Bout time they were reminded.
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