Sunday, August 14, 2005

"Natural" Right of Way

Whenever two of us stop simultaneously at a stop sign, there’s always the question …


If the color of the other car is “primarily primer,” he has a kinda natural right of way …


or if he’s driving an old beater wounded on all four corners …


or a red or purple two-door …


or any Camaro or Mustang …


or



3 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Bill,
thanks so much for visiting my grammar blog!

My niece lives in London but was born in Kentucky. Can you imagine her struggles?! We often compare spellings and sayings. Perhaps I should post a caveat on my blog that my advice refers to American English only.

Cheryl

2:29 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I plan to use that bottom entry in my next Defensive Driving class.

6:16 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Cheryl,

Could you kindly give me a link to your grammer blog>?

I have to write quite a bit in my engineering work and although I do much better than my contemporaries, I still strive to do better. As I write, I sometimes get to a point where I say to myself, "Is this stated properly?" How to change it?

Friend of Bill's for a lot of years (~'76, I guess).

Clyde

clydes@theworld.com

7:11 PM  

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