Browsing the OED is the idea of a perfect day for me. - Anu Garg

English never met a word it didn't like.

[T]hat's how a language grows. Old words die - or take on a new life. New words appear. Language wordstock is replenished, refreshed, and the language remains vibrant and serviceable, ready to describe new concepts, ideas, and objects. Many language purists object to this way of growth. But we have to remember that just as yesterday's liberal is often tomorrow's conservative, in many cases, what was considered slang in the past, eventually acquires respectability.

Anu Garg triggers the kind of passionate reaction that actors, authors and memoirists would die for.