SnippytheGrammarDog
- Location
- CrAZytown, United States
- Birthday
- January 01
- Title
- The Guard Dog of Grammar
- Bio
- Not really that fixated on grammar, but it's fun pretending. Find the errors in this sentence: I texed him last night to advice him, "Its time to reign in the cat, its to full of it's self.'
MY RECENT POSTS
- JUST SAY NO to Democrat emails
requesting money!
April 29, 2012 02:33PM - Dear Mitt: My kids want to
borrow money, what should I
do?
April 28, 2012 02:13PM - Does Geraldo think my kids
look scary? Am I a bad parent?
March 24, 2012 04:13PM - Rain in the desert as the sun
shines
March 19, 2012 12:02AM - Arizona lawmakers: Let's put
poor kids in college loan
debt!
February 26, 2012 10:09PM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “Seldom here, but so glad
I saw this. As always, your
command
of writing awes
me.…”
November 12, 2012 01:33PM - “Oh, Denese. I haven't
been here in several months,
dropped by
idly and saw
your…”
October 04, 2012 03:51AM - “For all the people who
say, "Just upgrade" or brag
about
their
Frequent…”
July 25, 2012 11:00PM - “This is a society-wide
problem. We have
corporatized
education. A
favorite fact…”
July 25, 2012 01:30AM - “What a beautiful respite
from the heat. I may just put
the
photo of the trees
an…”
July 25, 2012 12:13AM
SnippytheGrammarDog's Links
JUST SAY NO to Democrat emails requesting money!
I just got an email from my friendly Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. They seem to be spying on me; at least they've compiled a dossier. I suppose one exists for every citizen in this country, somewhere. I actually have a "supporter record #"! Impressive! Her… Read full post »
Dear Mitt: My kids want to borrow money, what should I do?
Dear Mitt:
You gave the college kids of this country some advice Friday that I've been thinking about ever since.
"Take a shot, go for it. Take a risk. Get the education. Borrow money, if you have to, from your parents. Start a business."
Now that's the American way! Er,… Read full post »
Does Geraldo think my kids look scary? Am I a bad parent?
Others have written about the murder of Trayvon Martin, far better than I could. But I've also slowly become aware that the ubiquitous teen hooded jacket is now being criticized as a threatening article of apparel, that somehow this could justify making someone nervous, and now Geraldo Rivera,… Read full post »
Rain in the desert as the sun shines
Arizona lawmakers: Let's put poor kids in college loan debt!
Phoenix -- Arizona lawmakers, faced with the prospect of losing their undisputed title of Lowest Average State Legislature IQ in the Guinness Book of World Records to Virginia, took drastic steps last Thursday to undo the damage to their reputation.
"Look," said Rep. John Kavanagh, R-Fountain H… Read full post »
Looking into my two sons' room was always an act of courage. They shared a 10x11' room for years, but never admitted that they could lessen the claustrophobia by being just a little more tidy. Their beds stood perpetually unmade, blankets hopelessly tangled beneath roostin… Read full post »
Fruit porn from my window

I was the prey, at age 5--and escaped. CRITIQUES WELCOME.
What transpired in about 1959 is barely a blip in my memory. It could have been so much worse.
Dad worked two part-time jobs, attended college on the GI Bill, and babysat my six-year-old brother and me a lot while Mom was out waitressing. His babysitting consisted of ignoring us as… Read full post »
WOW! She's pretty! She's industrious! She's a SPAMMER!
She's not only avoided the grayhead, she's been busily writing her little heart out!
85 posts up in little more than an hour! My hat is off to you, fergfefrgfdgtrwhateveryournameis!!
OS can't do anything about this? REALLY?
Chomsky-bashing, Israel, and Rapture Ready Crazies
I'm disappointed to see brainy people at OS bashing Noam Chomsky. (See comments at a recent Jane Whatever Her Current Middle Name Is Smithie post about Noam Chomsky and Andy Borowitz.) Since this is my blog, I want to post a brief rebuttal. I'll leave comments open, though I may not… Read full post »
Thanks, a confession, and a new plaything for TINK! 2nd TRY!
First, the thanks. Stephen won 3rd place and $200 and I know he was impressed with his YouTube page views going from 600 something to over 900 in two days. Over the previous month, he had sent the link to every/
… Read full post »Thanks, a confession, and a new plaything for TINK!
First, the thanks. Stephen won 3rd place and $200 and I know he was impressed with his YouTube page views going from 600 something to over 900 in two days. Over the previous month, he had sent the link to every friend and family member he could think of. Anyway, he… Read full post »
I NEED YOUR HELP FOR MY SON
I know I'm seldom here and have no time to write much, though I do try to get around and read when I can.
But I'm begging. My son Stephen entered a contest at his college and can win as much as $500 if he can get more YouTube views of… Read full post »
Jesus drops in for a fish stick dinner
A Christian friend told me about a conversation where the question arose, "If Jesus appeared before you and was willing to answer one question, what would you ask?" Part of me takes issue with putting Jesus on equal footing with a genie in a bottle granting one wish. … Read full post »
George, my father, never wanted to talk about his experiences in the Korean War, other than to correct his kids. "It was the Korean CONFLICT," he instructed us. "It was nothing more than a police action."

George had a Purple Heart, preserved… Read full post »
Oh baby...
The Stud™: So how ‘bout it, gorgeous? Wanna wrinkle these sheets?
Me™: If I wrinkle the sheets, will I lose a few of my own? You know I can’t resist you when you pay me blatantly false/… Read full post »
Casey who? And who gives a crap?
I haven't felt this green around the gills since the Summer Of O.J. To all you people working up a sweat about the possibility of a mom getting away with murder, all I can say is, please, take your umbrage somewhere else. I'm queasy at the way this gossip has distracted… Read full post »
I feel lead to quiz you on grammar and spelling
Correct the following sentences. The answers are below each one, so no peeking!
1. Cranky is going shopping with Susan Creamer Joy and I.
Absolutely wrong. Mrs. Cuss wouldn't hear of it. So SCJ and me had to go by our selfs.
2. I like Shiral's avatar. It's… Read full post »
My New & Improved Armageddon Myth
I'm not afraid of any Rapture Myth prevalent, because I have my own, and it can even be justified Biblically:
When the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the angels with him, your whole neighborhood, the school board, your Senators and Representatives, and your Great-Aunt Hildegarde will be… Read full post »
EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS! OS Bloggers Capitalize on Retirement Woes
It's never been tougher to face old age. With the proposed Social Security and Medicare gutting in Congress, and with states cutting programs that support the most vulnerable, it's about time we Baby Boomers whose retirements loom receive some bright news. And here it is!
Corporations and… Read full post »
In Defense of Wanting to Watch A Royal Wedding Parody
Call me crass and low-class, and a panderer for corporate interests. Guilty as charged, but heck, we all have our lapses of judgment:
I was one of seventeen people on earth who didn't watch the Chuck & Di Show back in 1981. Good thing I didn't waste my time, conside…
In 1995, I moved to Arizona from Michigan. Never much for keeping in touch, I was surprised to get a phone call one winter morning from Lori, a friend from my church in Michigan. In great distress, she related that a mutual acquaintance, Carol, just the day before had found her husba… Read full post »
♪♫The Best Good Friday Pageant Ever♪♫
I grew up in the Lutheran church, which retains some of the ritual and many of the beliefs of the Catholicism from which it splintered. Good Friday always meant Tenebrae Service. Tenebrae, or "darkness" in Latin, featured the sanctuary lights extinguished one by one, the giant hardco… Read full post »
Can Music Save Your Mortal Soul? (critiques welcome)
A long, long time ago...
I was a senior in high school, reviving from years of unpopularity so extreme that I was shunned by nearly all. Looking back, I think I assisted in my own victimization, too-meekly and unquestioningly accepting my inferiority. But as graduation neared, realization… Read full post »

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