And here's me looking for a bit of respite ...
Do you ever get the urge to write “right words, wrong order”?And here's me looking for a bit of respite ...
Honestly, I've been doing the same thing on and off the whole afternoon (one left for today to lighten the load for tomorrow ... or maybe, if I manage, two; essays, no less).
Good shot, by the way - my "Wow" was more like: Oh no, more of the same ...
M.
I always wanted to write "right words, no sense".
Rarely, fortunately - but it actually happens, and it did today. But more often, they smuggle in dialect or colloquialisms you simply can't - or at least shouldn't - use in writing.*That* sounds familiar. Again, fortunately, not an issue today - much ...
In chemistry, they just string together terms like it’s some kind of incantation. “Electron, photon, emission, transition, XRF, valence . . .” Add a few articles and prepositions to make it “Englishy” and turn one of the nouns into a verb, e.g., emissionize.
*That* sounds familiar. Again, fortunately, not an issue today - much ...
M.
It took me half a semester to realize molarity had nothing to do with fuzzy blind rodents that dig up your yard.
It was my understanding that molarity is a term used principally by dentists
And nothing with molality either.
