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Does anyone have a copy of Perlmutter 1984, Studies in Relational Grammar vol 2? I can grab a copy at my library on Monday but it would be great if I could just get what I need over the weekend.
Elon Musk replying to a Russell Brand video about a Channel 4 documentary that'll air tomorrow probably about Brand being accused of sexual harassment (if not worse). "They don't like competition." My god.
just googled "cornflake dessert recipes" because we've got a box we'll never eat for breakfast in the cupboard and was hurtled back in time upon seeing this:
I know deep down people in the US don't say this so they are confused when I do, but also my brain cannot comprehend their confusion (half six is so obviously not half TO six in my brain)
Everyone in ireland keeps saying โhalf sixโ or โhalf nineโ or whatever and babe I have NO IDEA what time you mean!!! Sorry, love! Cheers and all that to yourself! But that could be any time to me!
I have just realized I've been playing this game on difficultly mode 3000 because I made up the rule that you can't repeat any letters, this shit is easy peasy if you can reuse letters!!
@neilalexanderw1@ailourosmarjara Not even archaic English, right? I (BrE) could say "dinner" to mean lunch (though after moving to the US I do it less often), and schools still have "dinner ladies" (but that might be somewhat grammaticalized)
cannot tell you how homicidal it makes me when I click "access via your institution" on a paper, search for my institution, get sent to the log in page for my institution and enter my ID and password, complete 2FA to log in to my institution, only to be met with this:
Nine cars worth more than ยฃ1m were tipped over on the side of a dual carriageway in Kent after a transporter carrying the luxury vehicles overturned.
Read more: https://t.co/ojaq7Akles
I got a Teaching Award this afternoon (๐ฅณ) that comes with a $50 prize. The catch: the department will purchase something worth $50 and it has to be work/research related.
Do you own something that's $50 or less that revolutionized the way you work?
The paper I presented at WCCFL this year finally exists! It's about a peculiar British English pronoun: singular 'us'. I present two empirical puzzles about sg 'us' and try to explain them w/ a feauturally underspecified clitic analysis. Comments welcome!
https://t.co/vjjdPZBEtG