“Shame on you Geraldo Rivera.”
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“Shame on you Geraldo Rivera.”
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“…repeatedly interrupted the briefing with pointed questions.”
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But Russell Wilson has already stated that he’ll stand for the flag…
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This comes as the entire Seahawks team is threatening to protest the national anthem…on 9/11.
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There are some of English grammar rules that all native English speakers know—but don’t realize they know.
Confused?
Fear not, because Twitter user Matthew Anderson, editor of BBC Culture, posted an excerpt from a book this week showing off one of these secret rules.
Apparently, every native speaker sticks to it without even being aware of it:
Things native English speakers know, but don’t know we know: http://pic.twitter.com/Ex0Ui9oBSL
— Matthew Anderson (@MattAndersonBBC) September 3, 2016
It’s a rule for the order of adjectives in a sentence.
The proper order for adjectives is: opinion, size, age, shape, color, origin, material, purpose, noun.
And if you get the order wrong, you’re likely to sound a little nuts.
The excerpt reads:
“…you can have a lovely little old rectangular green French silver whittling knife. But if you mess with that word order in the slightest you’ll sound like a maniac.”
But if you were to write “A rectangular little French whittling silver green old lovely knife,” it sends the mind of the reader reeling.
This weird fact received over 42k retweets and 61k likes on Twitter, so people were dying to know where the excerpt came from.
TEDxPenn’s seventh speaker is author of The Etymologicon, Mark Forsyth! Bio and tickets at http://bit.ly/2cTjjuT http://pic.twitter.com/dj51t1Jm0J
— TEDx Penn (@TEDxPenn) March 18, 2016
As it happens, it’s from a book called “The Elements of Eloquence: How to Turn the Perfect English Phrase,” written by British author Mark Forsyth and published in 2013.
So the next time you hear someone talk about their “square Spanish used clay purple big clock,” go ahead and mail them a copy of Forsyth’s book.
They didn’t get the memo.
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A serious looking photo of the oldest Trump kids started a bit of an internet firestorm over the long Labor Day weekend.
Donald Trump, Jr. posted a political appeal to Millennials by him and siblings, Eric and Ivanka:
A photo posted by Donald Trump Jr. (@donaldjtrumpjr) on Sep 2, 2016 at 4:40pm PDT
But not even the photogenic and well-turned-out children of the Republican presidential nominee could escape the shade thrown by people in a social media meltdown over the image.
The Washington Post reports that it all started when a reporter began mocking the photo:
“It started with a couple of jokes from journalists and others noting a somewhat sinister quality in the photo.”
What WaPo didn’t say was that it was one of its own reporters:
America, your choice is between:
1) A taco truck on every corner; or
2) Four years of looking at these people. http://pic.twitter.com/BNSTeU7fNX— Daniel Drezner (@dandrezner) September 3, 2016
A reporter for the reliably lefty Salon followed suit with a crack about the Church of Scientology:
feel like I’m about to be offered a free personality test http://pic.twitter.com/27xSsa3FzN
— Simon Maloy (@SimonMaloy) September 3, 2016
And then it was on.
Have you been injured in a workplace accident? Call the law offices of Trump, Trump, and Trump today! http://pic.twitter.com/6VIYOZ2pnO
— Parker Molloy (@ParkerMolloy) September 3, 2016
Their serious look captured the attention of writer, actor and The Daily Show contributor, John Hodgeman, who likened the Trumps to predators eyeing their food:
Millennials = really into being kidnapped by creepy banker guys and their sister and then being stared at like food http://pic.twitter.com/0zHckRqSdB
— John Hodgman (@hodgman) September 3, 2016
The Trump kids went quickly from being their telegenic and camera-ready selves to people in a horror film.
Comedian Pat Tobin likened the Trump trio to a trio of horror movies:
This picture of the Trump kids looks like the VHS cover of a late 90s teen horror movie. http://pic.twitter.com/Q6DYoOC1PR
— pat tobin (@tastefactory) September 3, 2016
Movie reviewer Adam Frazier decided the Trumps reminded him of another movie, “The Purge”:
Just remember all the good the purge does. #MillennialsForTrump #StudentsForTrump #PurgersForTrump http://pic.twitter.com/VjDmd1MS1v
— Adam Frazier (@AdamFrazier) September 3, 2016
The horror movie suggestions didn’t end there. Yikes!
Obligatory #theylive. http://pic.twitter.com/y0ksKqhSHL
— Bryant Frazer (@deep_focus) September 3, 2016
Then came the “Children of the Corn” references:
*poster*@emilynussbaum http://pic.twitter.com/ly0L2xBBn4
— darth™ (@darth) September 3, 2016
The new Children of the Corn movie looks terrifying. http://pic.twitter.com/12CkPi6tB4
— pourmecoffee (@pourmecoffee) September 3, 2016
Wait, they’re not done yet:
This movie is just getting scarier and scarier… #TrumpInDetroit #ChildrenOfTheCorn http://pic.twitter.com/ZIMaMZUpWb
— Mister Jabba (@MisterJabber) September 3, 2016
The TV critic for The New Yorker switched up the #ChildrenoftheCorn hashtag:
Children of the Con. http://pic.twitter.com/J09iDDi4Ut
— emily nussbaum (@emilynussbaum) September 3, 2016
Movie maker Darryl Bartley had an idea for how to re-brand the photo:
I really feel like the show has gotten way too dark this season http://pic.twitter.com/4qe7qfoG6Q
— Daryl Bartley (@hypercubexl) September 3, 2016
Comedian, producer and entertainer, Judd Apatow, had to chime in:
How is Trump an outsider? Billionaires are outsiders? Is this a Menendez brothers biopic poster? http://bit.ly/2cl4VXn
— Judd Apatow (@JuddApatow) September 3, 2016
They were likened to a coven of witches:
What you summon when you say “Make America Great Again” three times in front of a mirror http://pic.twitter.com/RfQDX5jxg5
— James Poniewozik (@poniewozik) September 3, 2016
And they became the object of this woman’s envy-fantasy:
#cleanupinaisle4 #childrenofthecorn http://pic.twitter.com/C7UMo5ZYNX
— Gail (@stillgailslater) September 7, 2016
Was the original Trump Instagram post a bust after the media and entertainers lampooned it? So far, the post has nearly 18 thousand likes for Don Jr.
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“It breaks my heart…”
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“This is the first Clinton’s press corps is hearing of her pneumonia. Unclear if we’d have been told if not for this morning’s incident.”
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“It was like a giant monster, engulfing a third of Manhattan.”
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“Your generation is changing forever.”
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“And on the day she finally had the money…”
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