September 27, 2008, 08:12
shufitzFun usage #3: “Schadenfreude is not a policy”
From today’s paper, #3 of 5:
The Paulson plan offers a decent prospect. Yes, some bankers will remain in business when they wouldn't otherwise, but Schadenfreude is not a policy and revenge against what's left of Wall Street isn't worth the potential harm to innocents on Main Street.
September 27, 2008, 20:23
KallehOkay, Shu. No you
must write them a letter telling them to change it to "epicaricacy."

September 28, 2008, 13:59
<Proofreader>Many people use and recognize "Schaddnfreude" but only one, "epicaricacy."
September 28, 2008, 21:17
KallehOh, of course I was just kidding, Proofreader. I hear you!
On the other hand, "epicaricacy" gets 8,830 hits on Google, and clearly they're not all from us. Our site doesn't appear until page 3. So there!

September 29, 2008, 02:16
Richard Englishquote:
Many people use and recognize "Schaddnfreude" but only one, "epicaricacy."
I used it in a speech only last week. Nobody asked what it meant - but then few people like to admit to their ignorance!