59. I do understand the compulsion of comma splices, and I firmly believe that they will one day become "correct grammar."
58. Likewise, my Greek prof. believes that the word "whose" will soon drop out of spoken English, just as "whom" had done long ago.
57. When random grammatical facts make addictions.
56. Not because dufferdom is related to grammar, but more because you see dufferdom in everything you come across, even grammar.
55. When it gives you a warm fuzzy feeling that Toria is learning Greek.
54. And you evny others for their Latin.
53. When you suddenly decide that you'll post #42.
52. And of course, will share the joy of it with the random banana that is waltzing across the screen.
51. I did not know banana's waltz.
50. But then, untill a short while ago I did not know that buffalos have souls. Fluffy green ones at that.
49. When you devote an entire half-minute attempting to discover the mysteries behind the number 49.
48. Which is quite a feat for you since it's hard to hold your attention on one thing for an entire half-minute.
47. When you wonder if the old duffers will visit these addiction threads, since they're old too (the thread, I mean).
46. And if they do you sincerely hope that a certain wizard does not find a certain quote.
45. But the idea of him running wild over the threads trying to find said quote would be kind of funny.
44. And it's give you a chance to hold a proper conversation with his bright-pink-with-purple-polka-dots beard, whom you haven't seen in a while. Perhaps it'd be in a good enough mood to acknowledge your existance without biting your hand or something.
43. And you wonder where's Lieke's cookies are, and pounder on how her absense has caused the universe to fall into disuse.... Yes, the universe has been neglected for too long. People are much more interested in the tips of their shoes.
42. 10thingy.
41.
40. and now... where's dinner?