Another Post About Grammar

I need this book:

Still giggling:

Happy Friday!

Tee Hee

Merely one example that illustrates how my grammar nazi tendencies are not unfounded.  Punctuate carefully, friends!

Grammar Police Strikes Again

Okay, so I guess this time I would technically be classified as the Spelling Police...but equally important, in my mind.  At least with these common errors.  (By the way, I really wish I were cool enough to have written this poster myself.)

Hey, if you need a dictionary to help you spell prestidigitation or antidisestablishmentarianism, I'm cool with that.

Grammar Nazi

Yes, I have been referred to by this loving moniker a time or two.

It's okay.  I embrace it.  I AM a bit of a grammar nazi.  The improper use of the English language just grates on my nerves.  Can't help it.

From what I understand, this runs in the family.  When my dad and his siblings were little, they enjoyed eating the olives from my my grandparents' martinis (I mean, what kid doesn't love a vodka-soaked green olive?).  If they asked their father, in typical kid style, "Can I have a olive?"  Well then, the answer would be no.  But if they asked in grown up, correct grammar, "May I please have an olive?"  Well then they would then be rewarded with the olive.

That's certainly one way to teach 'em.

But I digress.

I apologize in advance for the obscenity of this link (sorta).  But I do love it, yes I do.  It makes the grammar nazi in me smile with delight.