I looked it up in the Oxford English Dictionary and found ’legiant’, with 20 variations referring to ’legend’. The first definition is “a passage from a sacred text,” which sounded like an ironic use.
Sasha, you should name your publishing company Legiant Media.
"Legia Media?" You oughta coin that term. It reminds one of what the demons in their hideously afflicted victim replied when Christ asked for a name (as recorded in Luke 8 and Mark 5). "We are legion." Pretty much sums up the legacy media today, I'd say.
Seriosly? I nevr mak an y typoes
Woof. Well played!
Good grief, Sasha. No apologies necessary for a stinkin' typo.
I assumed it was some fancy Latin term...
Me, too.
Those of us with a working brain knew what you meant. Give yourself some grace.
Working brain? I guess not!
I looked it up in the Oxford English Dictionary and found ’legiant’, with 20 variations referring to ’legend’. The first definition is “a passage from a sacred text,” which sounded like an ironic use.
Sasha, you should name your publishing company Legiant Media.
I had one of those once.
"Legia Media?" You oughta coin that term. It reminds one of what the demons in their hideously afflicted victim replied when Christ asked for a name (as recorded in Luke 8 and Mark 5). "We are legion." Pretty much sums up the legacy media today, I'd say.
I was thinking "Legion" media too...
Good one!
I just assumed it was some fancy word I’d never heard before, Sasha!
Live and lear!
As is common in the programming business, "that's not a bug, that's a feature." :-) No worrries.
That darn spell check.
No worries. I actually though it was Latin and that I had just learned a new word.:)
Caligula Media
The problems with the legacy media are legion.
I think legia is the plural for legion
even better!
I forgive you!
I thought you were just showing off your Harvard vocabulary
This what I'm relying IA for to mace sur I dont make mistakes...
I thought legia was plural for legion as when Jesus cast out a legion of demons from a man.