Op-Ed: No, Josh, I donât have less friends because Iâm a grammar geek…I have fewer friends
Josh, being a grammar geek doesnât mean I have less friends. It means I have fewer friends.
Josh, being a grammar geek doesnât mean I have less friends. It means I have fewer friends.
âI donât even own a pair of pants, unless my silk romper counts. But, once I get cold, I canât even feel my legs or arms anymore so itâs not too big of a deal.â
âI didnât know if I was really supposed to read it or not.â Shetterly said. âBut then I started getting more and more emails about it towards the end of the summer and I kinda freaked out, so I decided to just not read it. Also, since when are books like 200 pages?â
Before you go off and apply to internships and jobs for next summer, take a look at what Iâve learned these past few months.
“Brett Green first came up with the idea for the resolution while slurping up some Fireball from the navel of girl known only to him as âthe Other Sarah.âÂ
âFrom day one, we wanted to create a Dillo Day for everyone,â said Bailee
Golden, Mayfestâs Diversity and Inclusion chair. âHaving the multi-lingual Duolingo owl as our âethnic opener,â if you will, is going to ensure that this Dillo isnât just for privileged English-speakers.â
âNothing better represents the Dillo Day spirit than the Easter Island head that Squidward lives in.”
In situations where she might find herself saying, âyouâll never guess whoâs going to be on the Main Stage this year!â or âGuys, I have literally wanted a Ferris wheel on the Lakefill since I was born,â she now just stands there without making a peep.
âAfter the event, we can just take a big net and scoop everybody into it. Just grab each personâs Wildcard information and send them home.”
During the performance of a highly amusing skit in which the members of the troupe pretended to be people with practical professions, one of the Barnyard Boys tripped and knocked over the elaborate array of candles set up to provide illumination at that late hour.