Whilst browsing though the latest copy of The Chap, I spotted this advert:
I’d like the phrase “newfangled Internet” to be used a hell of a lot more please. Or maybe just “newfangled“. Ta.
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Haha! YES. Newfangled is an excellent word. I aim to use it at least once today.