I guess this is a style question more than a hard rule. But I recently saw a poster of Andrew Brietbart, with his dates at the bottom listed February 1st, 1969 - March 1st, 2012. It's not typical to use "st" after numbers in a date like this, or is it correct and most people just do not do it?

Thanks.

I was in a local community on Facebook and someone asked:

"Can any one remember there Kinderaten teacher name"

Oh, I hope your "Kinderaten" teacher didn't see that.

...there's grammar fails and fails that define explanation.

I couldn't agree more.

The Pittsburgh Penguins lost to the Philadelphia Flyers last night.  A lot of my hockey-fanatic friends are angry about it on Facebook.  In the midst of the grouped posts from my friends who are angry at the Flyers is one completely unrelated "I have new flyers for the fundraiser ( Read more... )

Apologies for any grammar mistakes in this joke.  It's cut and pasted - I mostly just tightened it up.  I've been going through a long, long, joke thread dating back to 2008 on the American Mensa boards, ten pages a day, reformatting and sending the jokes to my family in e-mail.  This one just needed to be shared with you.
( Behind a cut because it deals with erectile dysfunction. )

From a comment posted in response to an article about a woman who sued her boss for forcing her to attend prayer meetings at work. She won over a million dollars.

its to deter other people from forcing their religious beliefs on others whom over an advantage is held.

I just received a global E-mail from a colleague who is leaving today. I present it here for your amusement. ( Click at your peril... )

In a discussion about getting hooked on prescription pain killers:

it is easy to do with the way the doc's through scripts at people

I don't even know what to say.

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