On Tue, 11 Feb 2003, Andrew Lias wrote: > > >In any case I don't know what "snarky" means > > > >Hmm. I always kinda glorked from context that "snarky" means "rude, > >but usually witty". > > > >Google sayeth: > > > >"snarky: mixture of sarcastic and nasty", or alternatively "Irritable > >or short-tempered; irascible". > > I don't want Phil to get the impression that I'm accusing him of any sort of > nastiness. As *I* tend to use the term, it's sort of like smart-assed but > more witty and intelligent. No offense taken - it was clear what you meant by context; anyway I happen to be "nasty, brutish, and short", as the man said. - Philip