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“Word of the Day: Crepuscular” |
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| From: | Seth Dillingham | In Response To: | Top of Thread. |
| Date Posted: | Thursday, December 7, 2000 9:15:35 AM | Replies: | 0 |
| Enclosures: | None. | ||
Crepuscular is related to twilight, that time of the day that is neither night nor day, dark nor light.
Last night a few of us (Corinne, Shane, Jed, Darren, Angi, Mark, Heather, myself) were joking around about how tired Darren was from the torturous hours at KB during the holiday season. I told him that he's obviously not nocturnal, since he was so tired at night. He said, "I'm no better during the day," so I told him that he's not nocturnal or diurnal! Jed pointed out that the only alternative (other than "dead") is crepuscular.
We then decided that Darren is a pessimistic crepusculant: he's not awake for an hour or two, he's just exhausted for most of the day.
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