Follow the bouncing period, boys and girls.
It’s Weird Al Yankovic performing Word Crimes, a grammar freak’s delight. There’s something for everyone here: punctuation, emoticons, grammar tips, hashtags, sentence diagramming, parts of speech, proofreading symbols, double entendres, fun design, the whole enchilada.
Just you watch, the video’s a gas. Sort of a writer’s pornography set to music. But it’s lexicography and totally legal. phew
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the whirly girl 
17 responses to “: a sing along for wordaholics :”
This is the best use of this catchy tune I have heard. Thank you for sharing.
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I’d never heard ‘Blurred’ — is that the name of the original song? I had to google it. Isn’t that awful? ssshh.
Glad you liked it, though :o)
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I think it is “Blurred Lines”. It has become quite controversial with the people who believe, “No, means NO” and that, “you know you want it” is not acceptable. The tune however is one that stays with you and is fun. A dilemma for some.
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Wow, that’s interesting. I should get out more, I suppose.
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I’m a little late to the party — as always — and I’m not usually a Weird Al fan, but this was hilarious! I’m going to watch it again right now.
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You are the party, Jo.
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Awwww, you’re the greatest, Lisa.
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very funny love it!
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Thanks, hobo. That makes four of us :o)
But who’s counting?
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This is the third time I have seen this in 2 days. I love it.
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Holy cow, Valentine. As fun as it is, you must be getting tired of it by now. Yes?
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No, every single time I see it I laugh
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You’re my kind of girl!
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Word.
This gave me a happy.
I’m going to share this with everyone I’ve ever met.
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I know, me, too. Isn’t it a hoot? And from Weird Al Yankovich, who’d have guessed? It’s gotta be the graphics.
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Reblogged this on Just Write and commented:
Via publikworks
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I’m so tickled you like it, s.oneil83 :o)
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