Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for August 09, 2023

check the insurance on the way

And bring an extra pair of pants, too!!!

Those kids love to torture their father whenever they can.

The will to go on

Probably should have left that one out, Clayton.

“. . . all I want is for you and ME to . . .”.

Grammar Rant: It rankles my bones that grammarians insist on saying that infinitives have subjects in the objective case. Grammatical subjects are the very definition of the subjective case; see, it’s even in the name. I prefer to parse this construct as an object (“me” and a modifier “to . . .”).

Is it more intense than the one called “It’ll blow your mind”

Is that the one where they did test runs with dummies before real people were allowed to ride, and some of the dummies came back with pieces missing?

And the attorney is also on speed dial along with 911, right?…..

I’ll take you, but I won’t get on.

“Advance Directives”? Are they in the Federation"

Rob Harrell – are you from New England? The Noggin Exploder sounds a lot like The Mind Eraser.

You’ve got nothing to worry about, it’s got a 15% mortality rate.

“You and me.” Not “I”.

Go to park. Kid rides the advanced coasters while dad enjoys teacups, Ferris wheel, and tries the kiddie coasters. Problem solved.

Check out the documentary “Class Action Park” about an infamous theme park in New Jersey.

“for you and me”

“2 tickets for ‘The Organ-Scrambler,’ please.”

“You and me”. But I guess we can forgive a little kid for not knowing correct grammar.

Roller coasters are for people who enjoy driving I-5 through Orange County, CA.