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    Drink Drank Drunk | A Grammar Show With A Drinking Problem

    A grammar nerd’s delight. Co-Hosts Morgan Obidowski and Linda Huss break down current language and communication issues while drinking multiple bottles of wine. If Grammar Girl, Throwing Shade and Drunk History had a 3-way baby it would be this podcast.

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    #39: No Periods, All Exclamation Points, Occasional Question Marks Dec 19, 2016
    Show notes DDD #39 No Periods, All Exclamation Points, Occasional Question Marks

    On this episode:
    Close proximity is redundant, but you're always in close proximity to someone who's saying “close proximity.” Morgan tries to teach Linda about the undertones of certain emojis, even though she just wants a landline. Since this time of year can be tough, we discuss the idea of using writing to get out of your funk. Speaking of funk, we think Rihanna would make a great bridesmaid.

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    #38: Ladies Be Second Class Citizen-ing Dec 12, 2016
    Show notes DDD #38 Ladies Be Second Class Citizen-ing

    On this episode:
    Linda and Morgan carry on the tradition of pissing off their listeners by talking about irritating TV shows for too long. Whatever happened to the WB? We also praise the AP for calling out racist language and harsh on female sommeliers.

    Links:
    Why Is the Second G in Gilmore Girls Lowercase?, Slate


    #37: It Was Al-Gore-Together Horrible Dec 05, 2016
    Show notes DDD #37 It Was Al-Gore-Together Horrible

    On this episode:
    The DDD crew records the night before Thanksgiving, in honor of all the turkeys that pass away. With gratitude in their hearts and slurring on their lips, they talk about “altogether” versus “all together,” terrible spelling and grammar among racists (plus why we might want to ignore it) and names for the toilet. In one word, classy.

    Links:
    Altogether vs. All Together, Grammarly


    #36: Half the Pressure, Twice the Speed Nov 28, 2016
    Show notes DDD #36 Twice the Speed Half the Pressure

    On this episode:
    Mary Norris, the comma queen, calls in to talk beer and pencils with the DDD gang. She also introduces us to the seedy Twitter underbelly of double spacers and answers a listener question about ellipses…

    Links:
    Between You & Me: Confessions of a Comma Queen


    #35: [Rebroadcast] Comma Comma Chameel-eee-onnn Nov 21, 2016
    Show notes

    The Drunk Word Nerds took a break from recording last week because everyone was too sad to laugh about grammar (sorry). But here's a classic episode from our vaults. We discuss all things comma, including Linda's love of the serial comma — perfectly timed to get you pumped for next week's all-new episode when the Comma Queen, Mary Norris, joins the gang for a chat.


    #34: Bye Bye Grammar Nov 14, 2016
    Show notes DDD #34 Bye Bye Grammar, the Musical

    On this episode:
    The DDD crew has new intro music and it has us on our beanwater! There is a war on grammar, aka a war on mad old dudes, and the battleground is the singular they. Morgan and Linda terribly predict the future of America while learning when to use woman vs. female. Linda weighs in on stuffy grammar rules and we outlaw apostrophes!

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    A high school teacher


    #33: I Never Mind When You Misspell Nevermind Nov 07, 2016
    Show notes DDD #33 I Never Mind When You Misspell Nevermind

    On this episode:
    Bombshell: It's “never mind,” not “nevermind.” Sorry, Kurt Cobain. RIP. Someone else wrote about email sign-offs because we haven't been through enough. At least she claims a winner (and 26 losers). We translate British business speak, and then decide it would be best to keep English-speaking immigrants out of our country. And we have a T-shirt winner!

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    Nevermind or Never Mi


    #32: Snails! It’s Bill Walsh. Oct 31, 2016
    Show notes DDD #32 Snails It's Bill Walsh
    On this episode:
    Legendary copy editor Bill Walsh of Washington Post fame joins the DDD crew to share a very important message: Do not use apostrophes to pluralize your family name on holiday cards. (Morgan declares war on Christmas.) Also, old-fashioned curse words are weird. Dad-sizzle it! Do you know what a group of cats is called? Clowder. Weird.

    Links:
    Yes, I Could Care Less: How to Be a Language Snob Without Being a Jerk, Bill Walsh
    The Elephants of Style : A Trunkload of Tips on the Big Issues and Gray Areas of Contemporary American English, Bill Walsh
    Lapsing Into


    #31: What Did Ja Rule Teach Us About Down-Ass Comforters? Oct 24, 2016
    Show notes DDD #31 What Did Ja Rule Teach Us About Down-Ass Comforters
    On this episode:
    Yet another reason we are just like killer whales: menopause. They go past Janet Jackson age to Bea Arthur territory. I am drunk, but Morgan is drunker than _____. There are three correct ways to end that sentence, but one is Oxfordish, or douchey. Fall brings on down-ass comforter season, Ja Rule's favorite time of year. Bless your heart, y'all, fixin' to, ugly as homemade sin. Thanks for your lovely sayings, the South.

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    #30: Why Do We Love to Curse So Much? Oct 17, 2016
    Show notes DDD #30 Why Do We Love to Curse So Much?
    On this episode:
    Science says swearing is cool, so get the fuck over it. It's like wearing pants to the grocery store, or something. We dislike workplace jargon because WE DON'T GET IT. Linda can't remember what “on my beanwater” means, probably because of all the beers. Our latest iTunes review came in the form of a Nobel Prize–worthy poem.

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