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You should start a music thread about songs with improper grammar. It's been a whole day since music thread Friday. Or maybe someone can post a sermon to help us understand. I feel lost.
"Hey jackass, get your government off my freedom."
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Since you all know most things- is it a skift of snow or skiff?
The word used for a light snow, rain, or wind is “skift”, not “skiff”, according to Merriam-Webster online.Aug 24, 2009 But the OE claims it is skiff-wtf “The origin is not clear, but some think it came from the Scottish verb "skiff," which means to lightly move across a surface barely touching it, as perhaps a "skiff" of snow barely covers the ground. ... The Oxford English Dictionary defines a skiff as "a slight gust of wind or shower of rain, etc.”
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Skift isn't in the Scrabble Dictionary and that should settle that.
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― George Orwell
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