Tuesday, December 4, 2012

A LOVERLY GIFT FROM FISHDUCKY

Gentle Readers . . . and Maxwell,

I hope to continue the story of the poopy night tomorrow, but for today I must insist that you admire my gift from fishducky. It's in the sidebar of my blog, to the right of this post. Look under the FOLLOWERS box.

I'll also show it to you right here, right now, because it's so special.

Look at that! It's my very own badge: GRAMMAR POLICE

                                                         to serve and
                                                            correct.

I'm so honored, fishducky. I thank you from the bottom of my grammar loving heart.

Infinities of fishducky love,

Janie Junebug

And if you don't follow fishducky's blog, it's time to start. Fishducky is hilarious. You can find fishducky, finally! by clicking here.

30 comments:

  1. Hi Janie .. what fun - and lovely to have the Grammar Police badge - fun to see .. cheers Hilary

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    1. I feel quite honored by this beautiful gift, Hilary.

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  2. Someone has to do this job. Good job.

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    1. Yes, it's tough work to be The Queen of Grammar.

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  3. I ain't never got no reward like that there thing. Ain't got no idea why.

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    1. I, uh, *cough* really don't know what the problem could be, Dana.

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  4. Oh, I will tremble in fear as I post my stories!! Fishducky has really done it this time!

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    1. Fear not, sweet Inger. Although it is not your native language, your English is better than that of most Americans.

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  5. That is so so funny. I should take a few photos around here and send them to you.
    www.thoughtsofpaps.com

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    1. If errors catch your eye, then feel free to let me know, PAPS.

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  6. Your welcome--I no you like people too talk rite!!

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    1. Yes, correct grammar is so pleasing to the ear and the eye. Thank you again, fab fishducky.

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  7. Fun post. I don't see these grammos very much when we're out in public but Mrs. C. sees and comments on them all the time.

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    1. The errors catch my eye, too. Mrs. C. and I could have a grand time pointing out mistakes. But after we corrected signs, then we might start criticizing you. You would rue the day Mrs. C. and I joined forces.

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  8. Dear Janie, congratulations, you Chicago-Manual-of-Style you!!! Peace.

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    1. I must be correct grammar personified. Thank you, Dee.

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  9. Ok that made me giggle! Only Fishducky! Love that woman!
    As for where did your broken heart go??? Straight out the window, and I'm so very glad it did my friend.

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    1. What better gift could there be for a grammar hound? And I thoroughly enjoyed tossing that broken heart out and replacing it with a new one.

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    1. The world is a better place because of fishducky, Sherry.

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  11. I salute you, Officer Junebug. (Is that a comma splice?)

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    1. No, it is not a comma splice. You used your comma correctly, and I thank you for doing so.

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    1. Sometimes I wish I didn't notice errors or feel compelled to tell people that they've mispronounced a word. I might be popular.

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  13. Those were good ones! Congrats on your award. :)

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    1. Thank you. Gracias. Merci. I'm running out of languages in which to be grammatically correct. I think I need to learn more languages so I can correct the entire world. Yes, I seek world grammar domination.

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  14. I don't need no grammar police. I ain't no fancy-talkin' word....talker. ;)

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    1. And ya know people who gots book larnin' never have no common sense.

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