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Bars wrote:

I'm skeptical about "costed". I've had to translate a bunch of accounting documents over the years and I don't think I've seen it used even once.



12 years in a CPA firm and I've never heard or seen costed a single time. And I'm from Canada, which apparently from the website you linked to, uses it.

Also I want some pudding now.
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Namcap wrote:
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Bars wrote:

I'm skeptical about "costed". I've had to translate a bunch of accounting documents over the years and I don't think I've seen it used even once.



12 years in a CPA firm and I've never heard or seen costed a single time. And I'm from Canada, which apparently from the website you linked to, uses it.

Also I want some pudding now.


All right, I think that was the last nail in the coffin for costed. RIP
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Bars wrote:
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Namcap wrote:
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Bars wrote:

I'm skeptical about "costed". I've had to translate a bunch of accounting documents over the years and I don't think I've seen it used even once.
12 years in a CPA firm and I've never heard or seen costed a single time. And I'm from Canada, which apparently from the website you linked to, uses it.

Also I want some pudding now.
All right, I think that was the last nail in the coffin for costed. RIP
My mom was big on "costed" as I was growing up. I've used the word myself as a result. But my mom is weird, and so am I.
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Can we move on to a more serious discussion?

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Smelled v. Smelt.
("verbed" versus "verbt" in general)

When did the latter become acceptable? I thought we did a great job phasing that out of our language, but it showed up again like a goddamned wart. I immediately look down upon anyone that uses that conjugation.

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