Words I heard today.

[Pablo]

Actually the back story is quite the opposite.

People Have Been Saying "Ax" Instead of "Ask" for 1,200 Years

"Ax" for "ask" isn't wrong, it's just different

www.smithsonianmag.com

But what does Chaucer know about English?

Yay butt.............

 

[bbhero]

Should we expect that we have children in public schools learn the real basics ?

Do you love the horrible test scores from the young people in many areas across this nation ?

Do you want woefully ignorant people “ graduating “ from high school and colleges ?

I do not.


“ Get control of the schools. SOFTEN the CIRRICULUM.”

That is a direct abbreviated quote from a certain website. I go to that website often. It is a DIRECT source that has writings of the founding people of that belief system. It is not hearsay . It is an archive of their published works and their subsequent believers. It explains what I have been observing the past good number of years quite easily.

Ignorance and indoctrination are the two favorite tools of despotic leaders. Whether they be on either end of the spectrum.

 

[4WD]

Most common I see here is than and then.
Than is comparative - C8 is quicker than before
Then is sequential - then I beat the previous best time …

 

[pbm]

It might be the 'educators' more than the 'kids' these days.