A Dog’s Palindrome

rogersgeorge on March 22nd, 2024

Remember what a palindrome is? It’s something in writing that reads the same backwards and forwards. Here’s a comic about that:

Louie is the dog, but you probably figured that out.

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English or Greek Plural?

rogersgeorge on March 20th, 2024

Which do you prefer? The orange critter is an octopus with awfully short tentacles. Or should I say tentacloi?

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An Example of a Looong Contraction

rogersgeorge on March 18th, 2024

Last word in the first line of the first panel. Which is it? people should? people would? people could? people had? You gotta rely on context, I guess.

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A Comic Version of the Previous Post

rogersgeorge on March 16th, 2024

No comments from me. Read and enjoy. Here’s a link to the previous post. It’s much more academic. https://writing-rag.com/?p=6394

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Another Plug for A Word A Day

rogersgeorge on March 14th, 2024

I mention this newsletter occasionally; if you don’t subscribe, I highly recommend that you do. This issue contains an interesting list of uncommon words derived from common words. https://wordsmith.org/ issue 1124. Or go here and look under January 2024 for Forgotten Positives. The issue has a bit more content, but here’s the list: My husband […]

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