Rudy Park by Darrin Bell and Theron Heir for October 27, 2014

Let’s change the rulles of grammar.

Brace yourself for YELLING.

Sadie’s wrong. The rule against prepositions ending sentences is, to be polite, baloney. It was invented by a Brit who was in love with Latin and its thousands of rules, and who thought English, a Germanic language, should be more like Latin. But English teachers love rules, no matter how silly or obscure, so it became a rule. As RWJAMES implied with the Churchill paraphrase, the stupid rule leads to really awkward sentences.

:) Winston Churchill

Whom.

“Oakland, you’re on.” Uh, that ends with a preposition, Sadie.