What does Mo have to say about it?

This is where I ramble on about my universe.

What do I know? I'm just some clown!

   I’m talking about in and on.
    I hear folks using on line as a replacement for in line.
    I guess you have to pick your battles.
    Yes, English evolves. It is a live language. It’s cool when words are hot.
    People go on line with a computer.
    People wait in line in person.
    I have a problem with allowing two prepositions that see so much daily use become interchangeable.
    They are similar to begin with and have remained separate for good reasons.

   We need to be able to tell in and on apart.
    If in and on lose their distinctive differences, my life will become very confusing.
    I am glad to be on the planet rather than in it.

I live in New Hampshire, where kids have to wear seatbelts in moving motor vehicles. Except school buses. As far as I know, there are no seat belts in school buses. What gives?

I think teaching children the multiplication tables up through the number nineteen would serve them well.

I think homework should be rare.

Your fridge compressor is most likely on the bottom of the fridge. The compressor gets hot. Heat rises up into the box you are cooling off. Duh, the compressor should be on top. What does that cost us in fuel?

Who decided how wide toilet paper would be?

If balloons can pop, why can't they mom?

Subzero Fahrenheit weather is so much fun for blowing soap bubbles. Rather than break, they dent.

People are more fun than anybody.

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