June Casagrande was born in March and lives in a small house. She wrote a grammar/humor book called "Mortal Syntax" and, before that, one called "Grammar Snobs Are Great Big Meanies." She sincerely hopes you buy a million copies of each.
Kurt Vonnegut, Jeffrey Eugenides, Cormac McCarthy, Dave Barry, Erma Bombeck, Augusten Burroughs, Jeannette Walls, Stephen King, Paula Poundstone, David Sedaris, George Carlin, Lynne Truss, Bryan Garner, Virginia Woolf, Christopher Moore, Noah Webster, Jack Daniels
I've never found word origins very interesting. Every once in a while, I'll wonder how we ended up with a word like "shampoo," so I'll look it up to see that it comes from a Hindi word meaning "to massage."But for the most part, in those moments when I'm feeling both intellectually curious and energetic enough to do something about it, I'd much rather learn about chemistry ...
"Americans concerned about heart health, but not proactive enough to prevent it."http://www.physorg.com/news173942032.html(Thanks to reader 8'FED for that.)