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Right, I'm off to bask in the unalloyed adoration of several barmaids, who will doubtless be held spellbound by the gripping saga of my finding a consistently reliable workaround to a browser bug based on a fundamental understanding of how a web page rendering engine actually operates internally.
See you later, if the hotel have got their tin can and string connected to the neighbour's acoustic coupler again
Non sequitur (IPA: /nɒnˈsɛkwɪtər/) is Latin for "It does not follow," coming from the deponent verb sequor. The term may refer to:
Non sequitur (logic), logical fallacy
Non sequitur (humor), a comment which has no relation to the comment it follows
Its (mis)use may also be inadvertent, as in the case of a (poor) rebuttal that does not address the original claims.
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And I am still not much the wiser...
Someone called someone else a swot. I replied by expanding the common acronym, S.W.O.T. as a confusing thingie. Since my expansion did not follow the 'swot' comment in the correct context, it was a non sequitur.
Does that explain?
Drivelling in TPD is not a mental health issue. We're just community blogging, that's all.
I don't think any of those are going to be shifted any time soon. They might shuffle about amongst themselves, but they will soon bump wendigo et al down the list.
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