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The female admitting to lying.


The coworker happens to be my drug dealer.

We have all seen through your clever (*cough cough*) ruse. Even when you try to assert your credentials, your grammar is atrocious (learn how to use freaking commas if you plan to pawn yourself off as an english professor). You claim to have bribed the police, and I hope they find reason to search your computer. I also wish to throw the bs flag on this post, as I have never believed it for a second.
 


Ozark_Sophist

Senior Member
I have had to sit through hours of academic policy meetings while the English department professors debated proper comma placement. My English department associates were able to cite page numbers in grammar textbooks off the top of their head to support their individual positions.

Meanwhile, the science department professors pull out their calculators. The kinesiology department folds a paper football. And the sociologists start recording the social interactions. Finally, the psychologists start expressing their feelings about where the comma should go. :D

Everybody laughs, and we all move to the next sentence.
 
I have had to sit through hours of academic policy meetings while the English department professors debated proper comma placement. My English department associates were able to cite page numbers in grammar textbooks off the top of their head to support their individual positions.

Meanwhile, the science department professors pull out their calculators. The kinesiology department folds a paper football. And the sociologists start recording the social interactions. Finally, the psychologists start expressing their feelings about where the comma should go. :D

Everybody laughs, and we all move to the next sentence.
This made my day. :) If our "english professor" could speak this proficiently, I would not be questioning his "credentials"!
 

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