“Yet more circumlocutory and verbous for extempore-speech” :)
Yes ,Maciek I believe ?:)your “verbous”-I liked it :),nobody uses this,say “primeval form sunk into oblivion “of our mutate“ verbose any longer, and rightly so.:) Or may be not ?
Indeed, to a certain degree, I would relate to the argument of being excessively tautological but this proclivity (this word is always used rather negatively, you see I avow myself :) shouldn’t be ascribed to swankiness and pompousness of my character of which qualities some tend to accuse me steadily. I’m tired to restate that in fact the reverse is true. :(
Just for the record right ? :)
For various reasons, which I’m not going to mention here because I don’t want to draw the ire of jaundiced, imposterous and lobous locusts(or hermit crabs?) spitting out their imbecilic rhetoric on me ( no disrespect intended please, it’s just a loose metaphor:) I would just limit myself to saying that English has always been my passion since I was knee-high. But it was actually in Jan this year when I really got my head down to learning and started digging into books trying to systematize my knowledge.
But in fact I don’t think you should be slanted towards any nonplussation and perplexity ,even to a lesser extent as you say, as my writing is not something of a real humdinger(and it’s not pretended modesty but a sober self-assessment)
But as judging by your post alone, you don’t seem destitute of the intellectual capacity to read between the lines. :) I hope I satisfied your curiosity.
Regards