I ate grandma pig.
I ate grandma's pig.
Tell me spelling, grammar, and punctuation does not matter.
I ate grandma's pig.
Tell me spelling, grammar, and punctuation does not matter.
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It would be funny if . . .
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It always gets to me when they flub the math and the English together, which is common:
"Eligibility criteria for the program include families living 200 percent below the federal poverty line, which estimates a household of four making $60,000 or a single person making around $29,000 a year."
Yeah, you need to move the word "below"..."living below 200 percent of the Federal Poverty Line...". It's been sitting there for days. Hard to have income 200 percent below anything. We won't discuss what the article is about.
Drives me nuts.
The reporter bio reads like a Playboy profile: "Kennedy is a Metro reporter for Chron born and raised in Houston. She was previously a reporter for the Texas Signal. She enjoys traveling, reading romance novels, and listening to Beyonce."
"Eligibility criteria for the program include families living 200 percent below the federal poverty line, which estimates a household of four making $60,000 or a single person making around $29,000 a year."
Yeah, you need to move the word "below"..."living below 200 percent of the Federal Poverty Line...". It's been sitting there for days. Hard to have income 200 percent below anything. We won't discuss what the article is about.
Drives me nuts.
The reporter bio reads like a Playboy profile: "Kennedy is a Metro reporter for Chron born and raised in Houston. She was previously a reporter for the Texas Signal. She enjoys traveling, reading romance novels, and listening to Beyonce."
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