Monty by Jim Meddick for July 10, 2012

“Reaccuring?”

Pshearer — Where are you when we need you?

Looks like I’ll have to do it….sigh….I hate spell-checking people….But I just have to point out that the word is “recurring.”

Aren’t any of you early posters worried about the Giant Uncle Sam (never mind Jarvis’s attempt at reassurance)? After all, Sedgie is only a young and little arrogant, self-centered gazillionaire-heir!

How do those guys get up and down off those things, anyway? What if the tip over…….looks like it could be trouble…..

re-accur-ing. actually, that just may be no mistake but accurate after all.something wicked this way culms

hey sedge! you will be audited

Resistance is futile! ;)

Reoccurring, yes -but not ’reaccurring"!

Poor, poor boy. How tragic the dreams of the 0.1%.

Jim Unger (Herman) died in May, perhaps you confused them?

Recurring is the correct word. When something happens, it occurs. When it happens again it recurs. Reoccurring is a very common mistake but I’ve never seen reaccurring. Of course, Master Sedgwick is young and should be granted latitude. ; )

I love these Sedgewick/Jarvis story arcs

Just curious… do any of you know where the butler’s name comes from?

All I hear is Taxman by George Harrison in my head.

Reocurring would seem to be correct here.