I know right? This is hardly news. Everyone and their brother has a wiki these days. There's a Star Wars wiki, a Muppets wiki, a Harry Potter wiki, a Lost wiki, a Spongebob wiki, and a host of others dedicated to other "verticals." Whoever wrote the article summary is a few years behind.

Yes, of course he was. Or is this some sort of trick question?

Wow, you have no clue about Coshocton. It's actually a pretty nice town. I've watched it grow a lot over the years, but even back in the day I wouldn't call it a pathetic poor hick town. I'd liken it more to Mayberry than Podunk. BTW, do you have any American flags? Chances are they came from Coshocton's Annin & Co, the nation's oldest and largest flag manufacturer.

Actually, linguists don't consider any language easier or harder than any other, but rather that they are all equal in structural complexity. Also, English has plenty of rules and follows them more closely than you might realize. If word order didn't matter, then you could naturally say "to my mother often talk I" and people would understand you without having to think about it. English is more analytic than one might think.

I strongly encourage you to take a linguistics class. You'd really learn a lot. It certainly has corrected a lot of my own misconceptions.

Actually, linguists don't consider any language easier or harder than any other. Also, it follows its rules more closely than you might realize.

I'm pretty sure you can poke someone who is not your friend, as long as their profile is public.

He is indeed correct. A gallon weighs roughly 8 pounds*. There are 8 pints in a gallon, therefore a pint is a pound.

If you're joking, my apologies and a good woosh all around.

*Depends on the liquid, of course, but for milk and water it's a good rule of thumb.

Why is Tom Scholz (of Boston) not on that list? He plays many instruments, but you usually see him with his Gold Top Gibson Les Paul.

I'm in NC! *raises hand* Don't ask about the other hand....

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