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Vauxhal and I
Adam Wilson, the last of the famous international playboys, made a great spot and submitted this photo which may cause Vauxhall to panic. Vauxhall Spelling?, originally uploaded by adamwilson. Certain people I ...
The Way I Are - a parody
As you can probably imagine, I'm not a fan of the Timbaland song, "The Way I Are".I'm not usually so much of a stickler that bad grammar in song lyrics bothers me but there are limits. The Way I Are? Come on, that's egregious.I ...
Lyricist Grammar
Via Digg I found a good article on bad grammar in pop music by Gina Vivinetto. It contains some great examples of grammar abuse, here is a choice quote: Enough time has passed that we can now nag Presley about the tunes Treat Me Nice, which should ...
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