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So much yes!! I hate that people donât use proper grammar anymore. If bad grammar is indicative of the character, thatâs one thing, but Caulfield is pretty pedantic, so this is incongruous.
A lawyer I used to know enticed me to go work at his firm because, as he put it, this is dinosaur litigation â my daughter [who was a toddler at the time] is going to retire on these lawsuits! The problem is that dinosaur litigation is stultifyingly boring.
Eggs florentine for me, but Iâm with you. I donât do ham, but anything else you can put a poached egg on. Salmon, crab cakes, spinachâŚI got a brunch bowl of quinoa-root veggie salad with a poached egg once. So good!
I read an article in the New Yorker once about how the Woodstock festival would have been an absolute disaster without the charity of the locals and volunteers like you. Thank you for being there for people who didnât have a clue what they were doing!
Is that the one where they discuss the tortoise that was so delicious that it went extinct before scientists could study it because the sailors kept eating them on the boats back to Europe? That was a great episode!
I love QI so much! On an episode of David Mitchellâs other show, The Unbelievable Truth, someone claimed something as true that he heard on QI, and they got in a squabble about how reliable QI may or may not be. Sandi Toksvig quickly retorted that âyou will find that that was before my time.â It might have been the âearth has only one moonâ contention, which was later retracted.
Maybe earlier. Sterling can drive at 15. 14 if his dad is willing to say itâs necessary for his fishing business, possibly. Agriculture allows you to do a lot, but I donât know if fishing is in that category. My dad taught me to drive when I was 9, but I wasnât actually allowed to drive anywhere. It was for âfarm emergenciesâ only, which never transpired.
So much yes!! I hate that people donât use proper grammar anymore. If bad grammar is indicative of the character, thatâs one thing, but Caulfield is pretty pedantic, so this is incongruous.