Talk:Divine Right (game)

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Should "Divine Right" contrast with "Divine Wrong", "Divine Left", or "Divine Duty", or should it compare to "Divine Conservative" or "The Divine Stuff", or just exactly what, pray tell? The term seems to be confused. (I was thinking of asking Encyclopedia Britannica for a job, once, long ago, but I didn't.)(I'm so bright my parents called me "son", but I'm still curious about the vast prevalence of something apparently "resuming" in the job market. Back in the seveties and eighties, during my brief but nevertheless quite profitable albeit exhorbitantly expensive "career", so to speak, people just STARTED jobs. This business of, apparently, "RESUMING" a "career" [we suppose...], rather than just starting another job seems to be somewhat remenicent of coddling, for some less-than-odd reason. What might concern linguists most of all is the rather strange, somewhat obscure yet popular practice of hijacking this verb for common use as a noun! Shouldn't someone, like, say, Dianne Sawyer, or Oprah Winfrey, get to the bottom of this, find out who is responsible, and do something about it? [The parentheses haven't been properly closed, yet. Did YOU notice this? Come on folks, let's wake up put there!] Chau! Emil Litila [1] PS Sometimes, to think outside the box, but still close enough to it that someone can still actually, or literally, or even figuratively see you, the parentheses should remain just as open as the question of when they will or shall finally close. EL PSS Here, put this in your pipe and smoke it:} EL

Indeed. How clever. Yet boring at the same time. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 122.105.190.28 (talk) 12:55, 18 March 2008 (UTC)