: vic_vega66 (vic_vega66) wrote in linguaphiles,
2014-01-09 13:14:00

vic_vega66
vic_vega66
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2014-01-09 13:14:00

DungeonPunk???

Following the previous post mentioning 'dungeonpunk' I have to ask, is it a book genre along the lines of Cyberpunk and steam-punk or is it solely a RPG gamer expression? Is it a common thing, I've never heard of it before and does it deserve to be tag in the Comm I manage? I'm both intrigued and puzzled.

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DungeonPunk???

Languages as the 'Parallel Worlds'

Word 'Climax'. A note for aspiring etymologists.

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