
u/BipolarSolarMolar

Did Toh Kay Ever Officially Release The Hand That Thieves?
The only place I have been able to find this album is a YouTube video (I haven't sailed the seas since I was a teen).
However, on the phone with my cousin who got me into Streetlight (who is currently incarcerated), I told him about The Hand That Thieves and he looked it up on his tablet that he can purchase music on AND THEY HAD IT.
I am baffled. Anyone have insights?
Officer's
Cropped to hell to avoid doxxing myself since it was a local release, but yeah. Literacy skills? No just pew pew
[Ruin the sentence] Don't judge a book by it's cover
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When two readers move in together. Can you guess who’s is who’s
Apart
If you are a member of a group, or working on a project, you are not *apart* of that group or project. You are a part. You are one of the parts. A_part. Note the space.
a: indefinite article used before singular nouns.
Part: one of the often indefinite or unequal subdivisions into which something is or is regarded as divided and which together constitute the whole
Apart: away from one another in space or time
When someone says "I'm so glad to be apart of this team!" they are saying the exact fucking opposite of what they are trying to say.
"How it looks like"
It's either "How it looks" or "What it looks like"
"Recommend Me"
Fairly annoyed because I am an English teacher and improper grammar just gets my goat.
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This one is EVERYWHERE online. I know, I know, "Language evolves, down with orescriptivists." You have your take, I have mine. Anyway:
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If you want to know some more indie music, you say "Recommend some indie music *for* me." Indie music is the thing being Recommended. You are not.
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"Recommend me some indie music" is grammatically incorrect and hurts my soul. If you say "Recommend me" it would be in a sentence like "Recommend me to that hiring manager at your firm."
Pick a number 1-2392
And you'll get a song from my liked songs!
U.S. Professors, do you give your students time in class to complete assignments?
As a high school teacher, it is now standard to give students all the time they need to complete an assignment during class. This was not the case when we were in school, obviously, and I never would have even CONSIDERED it to be the case at a collegiate level.
But, given the state of education in the U.S., I found myself wondering if college classes now incorporate time for completing assignments. This thought was prompted because my HS English students currently have a few days in class to write their essays.