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And I'm not changing it!
That is all.
That is all.
So who's the smiter?Hugh Howey said:And I'm not changing it!
That is all.
Why would you? You're probably the only person to use that word in the last hundred years. When your book comes out, you will practically own it.Hugh Howey said:And I'm not changing it!
Don't you mean there's no smote without fite? Tee hee.Colin said:It must be a hot book. There's no smote without fire!
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Let's not get into a fite about this or someone could get smoted.Becca Mills said:Don't you mean there's no smote without fite? Tee hee.
We'll see what the betas have to say about this. If they don't like the usage -- and you never hear from them again -- I likely smote them all.KayBratt said:You sure are getting stubborn in your newfound success.
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Careful. Smote and smite are like those those little red peppers in Chinese food. Too many and it gives you the hiccups...JanneCO said:I use smite AND smote in my third book. TWICE. So there.(and smoted too. My editor never even blinked. I love her!)