Cornell 3, CC 2 (Saturday) postgame

[marty]

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[Scersk '97]

Jobsabuffaslug levitating an apple. Aren't I creative, putting my liberal arts degree to work?

Wouldn't a true liberal arts grad write "am I not" or "ain't" instead of "aren't?"  There's so many things wrong with that contraction their.

[Jerseygirl]

Jobsabuffaslug levitating an apple. Aren't I creative, putting my liberal arts degree to work?

Wouldn't a true liberal arts grad write "am I not" or "ain't" instead of "aren't?"  There's so many things wrong with that contraction their.

No. A true liberal arts grad learns the rules of grammar and usage, understands them, and then breaks them as she sees fit. Less criticism of my grammar, more admiration of the Jobsabuffaslug, please.

[ftyuv]

Jobsabuffaslug levitating an apple. Aren't I creative, putting my liberal arts degree to work?

Wouldn't a true liberal arts grad write "am I not" or "ain't" instead of "aren't?"  There's so many things wrong with that contraction their.

No. A true liberal arts grad learns the rules of grammar and usage, understands them, and then breaks them as she sees fit. Less criticism of my grammar, more admiration of the Jobsabuffaslug, please.

This!

[css228]

Jobsabuffaslug levitating an apple. Aren't I creative, putting my liberal arts degree to work?

Wouldn't a true liberal arts grad write "am I not" or "ain't" instead of "aren't?"  There's so many things wrong with that contraction their.

No. A true liberal arts grad learns the rules of grammar and usage, understands them, and then breaks them as she sees fit. Less criticism of my grammar, more admiration of the Jobsabuffaslug, please.

Agreed.

[Scersk '97]

Jobsabuffaslug levitating an apple. Aren't I creative, putting my liberal arts degree to work?

Wouldn't a true liberal arts grad write "am I not" or "ain't" instead of "aren't?"  There's so many things wrong with that contraction their.

No. A true liberal arts grad learns the rules of grammar and usage, understands them, and then breaks them as she sees fit. Less criticism of my grammar, more admiration of the Jobsabuffaslug, please.

I would think that a liberal arts grad, having already learned "the rules of grammar and usage" whilst obtaining her liberal arts degree, would not need to learn them again.  Here's a statment that I can stand behind:  "A true liberal arts grad understands the rules of grammar and usage and breaks them as she sees fit."

Jobsabuffaslug is cute.  Reminds me of a psychedelic The Donald.  But an all-black jersey?  So played out.  "Hey Steve, the 2000s called.  They want their uniform trends back."

PS  My compliments on your de-lurking.  Two years is two long.

[Al DeFlorio]

CC comes back to beat Wisco in OT, 5-4.