I can't take it anymore. Part 2 (quote, suggestions)
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I spend a lot of time in the town of Princeton, and because of the presence of so many faculty members and students, the area is known as one where the local populace is very well-educated. However, I spotted a notice that was posted on the bulletin board at the Small World Coffee Company's café, the purpose of which was to arouse public support for a traffic light at a certain intersection.
Underneath a photo of a dented car, the text told us that, "Everyday children cross this intersection..."
I wonder if any of the extraordinary children in the town also cross that street, or if only the everyday kids choose to cross at that spot.
Apparently, the level of education is not consistently high in Princeton...
Last edited by Retriever; 06-06-2015 at 08:47 AM..
I spend a lot of time in the town of Princeton, and because of the presence of so many faculty members and students, the area is known as one where the local populace is very well-educated. However, I spotted a notice that was posted on the bulletin board at the Small World Coffee Company's café, the purpose of which was to arouse public support for a traffic light at a certain intersection.
Underneath a photo of a dented car, the text told us that, "Everyday children cross this intersection..."
I wonder if any of the extraordinary children in the town also cross that street, or if only the everyday kids choose to cross at that spot.
Apparently, the level of education is not consistently high in Princeton...
I'll have to refer you to this post:
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dirt Grinder
The use of "everyday" in place of "every day" has finally become an everyday occurrence. It's in newspapers, on billboards, in company slogans, in nationwide product ads, on TV...
Whenever I mention it to someone I get a blank stare.
I just don't understand the constant "dumbing-down" of our society .
I actually think thats what your guys'es position is.
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