Sure, English can be an illogical and frustrating language. But these people...they really don't have any excuses. Let the cringe flow through you.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson has another bone to pick with the English speaking world. The scientist took to Twitter last week to bemoan the way we've learned to use the word "awesome."
"In my day, the word "Awesome" was reserved for things like curing Polio and walking on the Moon, not for food or TV shows."
While we agree the word is probably a bit overused, this seems like a pretty nitpicky hot take. And Twitter seems to agree.
It's been almost a week since Anthony Scaramucci was removed from his position as White House communications director, but the jokes are still rolling in. The latest fad in Mooch mockery comes in the form of Urban Dictionary entries. The faux definitions range from predictable (a 10 day space of time) to downright lewd.
