Which is the worst habit an English student can have?
A) Biting your nails.
B) Picking your nose in church.
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I Bet You Don’t Know HALF Of The Meanings Of This VERY Common Word
Kick.
It’s Atomic Word # 1,791.
I know you know the literal meaning.
Why Do We Say This?
Interesting.
I never thought about this.
An Atomic Homework reader asks:
Try This The Next Time Someone Asks You A Question
“Well, you can tell by the way I use my walk, I’m a woman’s man, no time to talk”
— Stayin’ Alive by Bee Gees
“Well, shake it up, baby, now. Twist and shout.”
—Twist and Shout by The Beatles
“Well, it’s one for the money, two for the show…”
— Blue Suede Shoes by Carl Perkins
Can You Understand This Atomic Joke?
What’s an Atomic Joke?
It’s a regular joke.
But the punch line uses one of the Atomic Words.
An English Lesson From A Hare Krishna
Wednesday afternoon.
Waiting for the tram.
I kept my phone in my pocket.
Mr. Vig’s Magic Ring Will Teach You Today’s Atomic Word
I have a magic ring.
No, it doesn’t make me invisible.
Nor can I fly.
Mailbag Monday: Is This Sentence Correct?
A reader asks, Is this sentence correct?
Anything is possible.
Yes, I know, your grammar teacher told you there are two situations when you use “any.”
Are You A Snob?
I’m a beer snob. What about you?
I don’t know when it happened.
But at some point, I became a beer snob.
Do You Believe This? I Don’t…
Colds are caused by drafts.
I’ve gotten into many arguments over this.
Some people say, when there’s a draft in the house, or when the temperature changes suddenly, or when they go outside with wet hair…
