Conjunction

It’s been a few years ago that I gave up trying to find a clever name for a website of mine. The expense of a domain name has shot through the roof so an obvious run-of-the-mill name has to be carefully executed. Hence: XOG. Even though I came up with this unusual moniker it had been used before but I could find no copyright or patent for that name so I took it.

What does XOG mean? I partially explained that above but not being one to curse, unless something I do causes me great pain, it cannot be used to replace an expletive. Look at it more as a feeling you get when you see a lovely sunrise or set and are temporarily overwhelmed: XOG, that’s beautiful! Yeah, it takes some practice to get the full exhilaration but after a while, and when everybody stops staring at you, mouths agape, you will find it works quite well. Soon, everyone will be saying it! XOG!

If they ask you where you learned the word, send them here.

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