Paul Graham on Twitter: "TIR fraught is just the past tense of freight. Literally it means loaded."

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1. Mohammed Alam‏ @cyberony 23 Dec 2016
  Replying to @paulg
  
  Fascinating! Like a linguistic Easter Egg. Umm... first time encountering "TIR," BTW. Means, "Teacher in Room," like Google's saying?
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1. David Gasparian‏ @davidgasparian 23 Dec 2016
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  Well, corresponding Armenian world literally means "pregnant".
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1. Mohammed Alam‏ @cyberony 23 Dec 2016
  Or maybe "Today I Read?"
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1. Jason Dusek‏ @sanshibanrei 23 Dec 2016
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  The so-called "strong verbs" with their bizarre vowel-based tense marking.
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1. Francisco H. de Mello‏ @kiko_himself 24 Dec 2016
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  please write more essays :)
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1. Conor L. Myhrvold ‏ @conormyhrvold 28 Dec 2016
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  Ah! Makes sense now that you pointed it out. i.e. fraught with controversy
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