A Black Fly in Your Chardoney
I have spent some time with Alanis - I think as a nod to nostalgia, brought on by that looming reunion. It really bothers me when people misuse words and screw up their grammar (which I will admit I am not perfect at, but it is still a pet peeve of mine). So, I have decided that - after the incorrect use of its and it's, your and you're - I would have to say my second-place distaste goes out to those who mistakenly use irony as an unfortunate coincidence. Which really leaves that black fly line hanging-out for a clearer definition, or I just don't get how it's ironic.
Unoriginal thought for the day: Ms. Morissette's song should be renamed "Unfortunate."
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Can one of you explain exactly when to use who and whom? I think I get it like 70% of the time on a guess.
Ah! Now I am thoroughly and completely confused.
Just kidding!
Ok, I'm not. How did I ever get through college and magazine journalism? I guess that whole "Compromised the bible" proofing error makes more sense now.
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