Repellent neologism of the week:
minigarch (anyone worth less than $50m)
I guess that makes me a nanogarch, if I’m lucky.
seen and defined in today’s Crikey! email
Categories: Culture, culture wars
Repellent neologism of the week:
minigarch (anyone worth less than $50m)
I guess that makes me a nanogarch, if I’m lucky.
seen and defined in today’s Crikey! email
Categories: Culture, culture wars
I heard a gacky new one this week too: ‘megafire’. Which (just in case anyone missed this) is what they’ll get in north-eastern Victoria if all those smaller fires join up.
*crosses fingers*
*crosses toes*
My parents and one sib live in bushfire territory too. We spent a lovely Giftmas a few years ago with hoses and buckets. I hope they (and you all) have better and safer things to do for Giftmas this year.
There’s a perfectly good, well-established, word that the upstart “megafire” has no right to usurp: firestorm.
And “minigarch” pays absolutely no attention to its presumed inspiration’s actual etymology, branding its creator a twit.