touch grass — Sue Butler — Lexicographer at large

This phrase comes from the netiverse and was originally directed at people who were thought to have spent too much time online (and it was showing). They were therefore advised to go outside into the real world and touch some grass to reconnect. ZG: 6 For those of us engaged in chat online or in t

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Books — Sue Butler — Lexicographer at large

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Books — Sue Butler — Lexicographer at large

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