Oy.
Is this “Oy, we’re in trouble, just like Jack says,” or “Oy, Jack just said something stupid”?
I don’t know what “Oy” means. Can you clarify?
“Oy”-ignorance is what identifies you as a non-NY LessWrongian :-p
Traditionally, “an exclamation typically expressing mild frustration or expressing feelings of uncertainty or concern.”
I had thought that exclamation was spelled “Oi!”
Nah, that means like “hey!”, I think. You might’ve reversed the two.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oy_vey
I follow American politics pretty closely, but am tone-deaf to some of the responses to this post.
Jack apparently is saying “Beck has a particular ideology and a mass audience and so this will embroil us in politics.”
Is Carl is saying “Leave off the politics already, it’s good to have the write-up,” or “Yes, you’re right”?
Oy.
Is this “Oy, we’re in trouble, just like Jack says,” or “Oy, Jack just said something stupid”?
I don’t know what “Oy” means. Can you clarify?
“Oy”-ignorance is what identifies you as a non-NY LessWrongian :-p
Traditionally, “an exclamation typically expressing mild frustration or expressing feelings of uncertainty or concern.”
I had thought that exclamation was spelled “Oi!”
Nah, that means like “hey!”, I think. You might’ve reversed the two.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oy_vey
I follow American politics pretty closely, but am tone-deaf to some of the responses to this post.
Jack apparently is saying “Beck has a particular ideology and a mass audience and so this will embroil us in politics.”
Is Carl is saying “Leave off the politics already, it’s good to have the write-up,” or “Yes, you’re right”?