What is Comparative Grammar?
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To imagine language as a thick head of human hair, as found on Michael Landon, Carrot Top, or Cher, and exhaustively split and redefine each strand and follicle for the sole purpose of making something that is hard even harder.
I thought I knew how to speak, read, and write until I studied comparative grammar.
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is when one person is so fantastically hammered
he sure is hammerific isnt he?
he was so hammerific he fell over
See drunk, hammered,..
