13 October 2022

Says?

You'd think that one thing you'd learn in journalism school is how to use tenses in a sentence.

"Paul Neuman says..."

Paul Neuman be dead.  Paul Neuman SAID.

He not be sayin' nothin' no more.

4 comments:

  1. He'd probably have spelled his name correctly too. With a "w", not a "u". Just saying.

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    1. Pawl can come get me if it doesn't like how I spelled its name.

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  2. I always thought he was related to Alfred E.

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  3. Another thing that journalists don't seem to comprehend is the difference between "less" and "fewer".

    Is it wrong that I immediately assume rampant idiocy in the entire story whenever I hear something like "less people"?

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