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"bookhouse"
"bookhouse"
Old English revival.
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Well, that doesn't work either. What if your library is just part of a house?
Well, that doesn't work either. What if your library is just part of a house?
Another reason why they don't work is libraries carry more than just books these days.
'bookhouse' does not mean "a house where books are stowed". That was the original meaning, but like 'library', it has taken on new sense evolutions. Bookhouse means "a collection of sources, resources, and services, and the structure in which it is housed.
So your computer's library is also your computer's bookhouse, eLibraries are eBookhouses, and so forth.
So your computer's library is also your computer's bookhouse, eLibraries are eBookhouses, and so forth.
Ben mon pauvre, t'es pas encore sorti de l'auberge...
'bookh♫se' does not mean "a h♫se ♫here books are sto♫ed". ♫at ♫as ♫e ↂ meaning, but like 'ↂ', it has ⌘ on ne♫ ↂ ↂ. Bookh♫se means "a ↂ of ↂ, ↂ, and ↂ, and ♫e ↂ in whi♫ it is h♫sed.
So y♫r ↂ's ↂ is also y♫r ↂ's bookh♫se, ↂↂ are ↂBookh♫ses, and so for♫.
'bookh♫se' does not mean "a h♫se ♫here books are sto♫ed". ♫at ♫as ♫e ↂ meaning, but like 'ↂ', it has ⌘ on ne♫ ↂ ↂ. Bookh♫se means "a ↂ of ↂ, ↂ, and ↂ, and ♫e ↂ in whi♫ it is h♫sed.
So y♫r ↂ's ↂ is also y♫r ↂ's bookh♫se, ↂↂ are ↂBookh♫ses, and so for♫.
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<<Bookhall isn't a library. Bookhall is a hall with books.>>
"bookhouse"
Bookhall sounds better. No need to be retarted a firehall isn't on fire so no need to be retarted.
I aslo wanna ad troll and trolling as words. To replace annoying:d
<<Bookhall isn't a library. Bookhall is a hall with books.>>
"bookhouse"
Bookhall sounds better. No need to be retarted a firehall isn't on fire so no need to be retarted.
I aslo wanna ad troll and trolling as words. To replace annoying:d
<<Ben mon pauvre, t'es pas encore sorti de l'auberge... >>
First, my name's not Ben. Don't know where you got that, but wiss, anyone can look up an IP address @ http://ip-whois-lookup.com/
<<Bookhall sounds better>>
'Bookhall' does sound better. You might also brook 'beccous' or 'beccus' for "bookhouse" as a non literal rendering of Old English 'bochus'
First, my name's not Ben. Don't know where you got that, but wiss, anyone can look up an IP address @ http://ip-whois-lookup.com/
<<Bookhall sounds better>>
'Bookhall' does sound better. You might also brook 'beccous' or 'beccus' for "bookhouse" as a non literal rendering of Old English 'bochus'
<<<<Ben mon pauvre, t'es pas encore sorti de l'auberge... >> >>
Yeah no, I didn't leave that night/or I came back early.
Good thing too, because I had gone down to Beale Street a couple of nights earler and a woman was shot the same night I was there. Thankfully it was after I had left.
Yeah no, I didn't leave that night/or I came back early.
Good thing too, because I had gone down to Beale Street a couple of nights earler and a woman was shot the same night I was there. Thankfully it was after I had left.
librarian... 'book keeper' 'bookhouseman' 'bookhusband' 'booker' 'bookwarden'
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<<librarian... 'book keeper' 'bookhouseman' 'bookhusband' 'booker' 'bookwarden' >>
bookhouser
bookhouser
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