By Curtis Honeycutt “What? You’re over me? When were you … under me?” ROSS GELLAR, FRIENDS Don’t return a phone call until at least 48
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Behold the mighty semicolon; use it correctly and you’re invited to my Oscars party
By Curtis Honeycutt I’m not a food critic, but I do know how to judge a restaurant accurately. Forget portion size, ambiance or availability of
Learning the best-sounding words to your eardrums
By Curtis Honeycutt There’s an entire school of thinking for beautiful words. It’s called phonaesthetics. Think about words that sound nice to your eardrums; these
Reluctant to buck the trend
By Curtis Honeycutt Have you ever seen a picture of yourself from an unusual angle? You look at the photo and realize, “Who is that
Tag! You’re it, aren’t you? How to use question tags
By Curtis Honeycutt I’ll admit it: I don’t know much about street art. I’m no graffitist (a person who does graffiti), but I do know
How to achieve a higher level of consciousness
By Curtis Honeycutt Are you wound up? Worked up? Burnt out? Are you tired of being tired? Do you have outrage fatigue from whatever political
How to avoid looking dumb when assuming or presuming
By Curtis Honeycutt Have you ever been confused about something, but you didn’t want to look dumb asking about it? For instance, you might think
Is it jargon or slang when describing Dr. McDreamy as ‘the bee’s knees?’
By Curtis Honeycutt Let’s face it – the trajectory of our language is trending slangular (a word I’m confident I just invented). With the proliferation
Do you take your tea fragmented or fermented?
By Curtis Honeycutt What is kombucha, anyway? I know you were already thinking about it. Kombucha sounds like either someone sneezing or the thing someone
If you teach a man to Engfish
By Curtis Honeycutt “This is the type of arrant pedantry up with which I will not put.” ― Winston S. Churchill We have probably all