Anacalagon

Anacalagon t1_ja35vmu wrote on February 26, 2023 at 2:34 PM

Reply to comment by MonsterRider80 in TIL Tolkien assisted on the Oxford Dictionary's first edition, focused on 'W' words waggle to warlock. He "learned more in those two years than in any other"; and certain etymologies continued to puzzle him for years, with many pages of notes written later on 'walrus' for a lecture at Leeds by PianoCharged

But the English word for Germany means kin... oops looked it up on Wikipedia and they say that's probably Bullsh**.

Anacalagon t1_j2eswb4 wrote on December 31, 2022 at 7:01 PM

Reply to I read Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and I didn't find a deeper meaning in the story. Am I dumb? by -greek_user_06-

I think it is a Rorschach Blot of a Book. You see what you are looking for. For me , It talks of how logic can be a flawed tool for problem solving. Sometimes it is just better to wing it and have a good time.