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Hahaha...what a video! What a concept! I just wish I would have seen it before I became a Caravan Captain for life!DC-8_FR8 said:The video "How an Airline Captain should think and act" is this for real?
Chapter 1. melting down hotel soap to make home size bars.
Chapter 2. flight attendants are like dog poop, the older they get, the easier they are to pick up.
I have to laugh. Anyone who would buy this video should be deported just out of respect for our gene pool.
GuppyPuppy said:Thanks...I always thought it was "oriented".
That's funny, me and my step mom went around and around over "orientated" about 25 years ago. At the time she was a school teacher and I was just a punk working my way through an AA degree program. Must have been a lucky guess!A Squared said:It is. orientated is an illiterate version of oriented. the extra syllable adds nothing, nor modifies the meaning of the actual word. it is in fact useless. However, if enough people use an incorrect form of a word, eventually dictionaries begin to include it. I'd be willing to bet that you couldn't find "orientated" in a dictionary published 30 years ago.
Apparently it's been around since at least the 19th century, and it seems to be pretty common in Britain.A Squared said:It is. orientated is an illiterate version of oriented. the extra syllable adds nothing, nor modifies the meaning of the actual word. it is in fact useless. However, if enough people use an incorrect form of a word, eventually dictionaries begin to include it. I'd be willing to bet that you couldn't find "orientated" in a dictionary published 30 years ago.
FN FAL said:That's funny, me and my step mom went around and around over "orientated" about 25 years ago. At the time she was a school teacher and I was just a punk working my way through an AA degree program. Must have been a lucky guess!
A Squared said:It is. orientated is an illiterate version of oriented. the extra syllable adds nothing, nor modifies the meaning of the actual word. it is in fact useless. However, if enough people use an incorrect form of a word, eventually dictionaries begin to include it. I'd be willing to bet that you couldn't find "orientated" in a dictionary published 30 years ago.
Uhhh...that an orientation was not the same as someone being career orientated.A Squared said:SO which side were you arguing?