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[intrepidmouse]

au revoir, jaques derrida.

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[beatlebate]

you mean Jacques Derrida.

[intrepidmouse]

qu'est que le differance? (that one's on purpose)

[beatlebate]

it's Jacques, not Jaques. there's the difference.
(i'm just being nit-picky cause i know how much you love it)

[intrepidmouse]

no, I mean, yes, I see. but what I wrote was "qu'est que le differance?" as opposed to "qu'est que le difference?" because "differance" (a misspelling, or perhaps appropriated re-spelling, of the french word 'difference' which is pronounced the same way) is a concept central to derrida's linguistic postulation that written language can accomplish more clarity than spoken words, which can more easily be misinterpreted or *variously* interpreted.