Lingwistics
Ken GraceA guide to interesting words, problem words, word history, words that people get all het up about, and other aspects of language according to the author's mood and fancy.
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Quits: One weird word
Remember when you were a kid and some other kid would whack you on the shoulder just for the hell of it, so you’d whack them back and that would make you quits?
Quits is one weird word. Kid for even, often with a sense of justice having be...
Liver: Oh, the things it can do!
Think you’re a good multi-tasker? Try emulating your liver. While you were fast asleep in bed last night, this trojan was quietly performing over 500 functions, including detoxification and protein synthesis, while producing a host of chemi...
Moon: Worth a flying visit
The moon seen from Integrity, a name chosen to ensure no one confuses this mission with anything the current US administration has touched.
Contrary to popular opinion, the Artemis II mission is not a cunning plot designed to deflec...
"Just saying": No you're not
Photo by Volodymyr Hryshchenko on Unsplash
I’ve just read a social media (and isn’t that becoming a bigger oxymoron every day?) post from someone making an outlandish claim about a major event from the past, wondering aloud whether the off...
Ritual
Photo by Enis Yavuz on Unsplash
A few years back during what must have been one of my less obnoxious phases, my wife splashed out on an expensive home coffee machine for me. It was something I’d longed dreamed of owning but had always stee...
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I was 10 before I learned to ride a bike. 60 before I learned to tie my shoelaces like everyone else. But I'm a fair writer, so that's what I do with my life. That, and occasionally tripping over my shoelaces.
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