SludgeMunkey
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My wife pointed out that more and more lately I tend to speak and write of different animals by their scientific nomenclature, rather than common names. I explained to her that I found this necessary, as I get confused by common names (I had no idea what a spring lizard was, and what I thought to be a "tiger" is actually an "eastern tiger" etc, etc.) and regional names are even worse. She countered with the statement "Yeah, but no body else has a clue what the @#$#@% you are talking about." I then explained that the rest of the "caudate geeks" understand without issue. Then she asked what a caudate was...
Throw in folks that speak or read English as a second or third language, or use translation software like I do, and it makes for a real mess.
So, my question to you folks is this:
What is preferred for the forums here?
Throw in folks that speak or read English as a second or third language, or use translation software like I do, and it makes for a real mess.
So, my question to you folks is this:
What is preferred for the forums here?