If they aren't always good, why call them "goodbyes"?
If they aren't always hellish, why call them "hello's"?
When will english stop being a funny language?
The irony hurts at times.
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5 comments:
Ohh a thinker post! i like!
um the word goodbye comes from "god be with you". Apparently people just kept shortening it to its present form. It'll probably be "goby" in a few decades if it continues its current evolution.
And first meetings are allus tough...i understand why "hell-o", thats how i met all the people i dont like.
n now my comment is longer than ur post
Why is anything sent on a ship called cargo and anything sent by road called shipment?
@tht: sigh ok.
wait, I don't buy that. Which moron would say "goodbye" instead of "god be with you"?
GBWY i'd understand, "godbe" also maybe or even "goby", but goodbye...
@aurora: funny take on my philosophical musings. Right then.
Blog sabbatical kya?
yeah i was just wondering about hell-o myself. i prefer 'hi'
hena?
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