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Wednesday, December 3

This Week's LEXICAL ITEM:

SEP (noun) -
"Someone Else's Problem"
Example:
I thought we would have problems with that project,
but it's SEP now that the manager has been fired.
for the literary scholars...

thanks Urban Dictionary.com!

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Kris
December 4, 2008 at 12:39 PM
Thank you, sir. Now, is "SEP" pronounced as a word "sep," or are the letters spelled out?

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etymology.

‘Ology’ comes from the Greek word logos, meaning the “study of” something. Chaseology on a basic level means the study of Chase. Not necessarily me as an individual, rather the things I’m inspired by. I have a divine appreciation for musicians, designers, artists, producers, directors, writers, and poets who give of themselves---offering something layered, unique, and bright. I’m inspired by so much on a daily basis the possibilities are boundless, though music stands at the forefront, I firmly believed anything can inspire. Art helps me appreciate the world, and encourages me to explore its different dimensions. This blog is my means of honoring and sharing the individuals whose creative works I exalt.

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