Alzheimer’s Disease
Hi, although I don’t remember your name, I went to the doctor today and I am writing to let you know: I have “old-timer’s disease”.
My Bad!
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My Bad!
According to www.urbandictionary.com, the phrase "my bad" "tends to drive literate people up the wall in absolute irritation" as discussed in my June 20 blogpost entitled A Flippant Apology. That has been my experience when my children use this phrase instead of saying "I'm sorry". This and other language gaffes have inspired me to create this website. -- Poor William
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- Non-Dual Shaman Promotes Materialism
- Big Brother Takes Down Poor Grammarian
- The Use and Misuse of Language
- A Truly Durable Power of Attorney
- An Exercise in Fertility
- Family Joules
- I “Consider” it Improper
- He’s One of Your Cronies
- Take me to the E.R., Stat!
- Got Bling?
- One Card Short of a Full Deck
- Senator Robert Byrd
- How Catholic Do You Have To Be?
- One Too Many Documents?
- It’s Just a Typo!
- I’m a Curmudgeon, Let Me Be
- I Long to be a Rebel
- At the End of the Day
- The Sensitive Side of Thug Culture
- How Many Soldiers are in a Troop?
- Change the Pronunciation to Make it Rhyme
- Unspoken Opener
- Alzheimer’s Disease
- A Flippant Apology