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by The Grammar Nazi January 14, 2003
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(pertaining to the theme song of the popular sitcom Frasier "Baby I hear the blues a calling, tossed salad and scrambled eggs.)
(pertaining to the theme song of the popular sitcom Frasier "Baby I hear the blues a calling, tossed salad and scrambled eggs.)
by 5hrink August 18, 2009
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People who use it to admit that they aren't as interested in language skills as much as getting their opinion "out there".
But the people who are Grammar Nazis see themselves as having language skills and are frustrated at what they see as the lack of care shown by people who seem to lack language skills.
Language Skills.
It's necessary to have some language skills in order to convey a message, and for that message to be able to be understood by anybody who receives it.
It's up to the person who originates the message to make sure that the people who receive the message can understand it. If they don't make sure, does that mean they are sloppy?
If a person identifies problems without suggesting a way that the author might improve, does that mean the person is being obsessively picky?
It's up for debate.
But one thing is sure. The term "Grammar Nazi" is a massive hyperbole.
Persons who believe themselves to be linguistically superior and put the spotlight on mistakes are not comparable with Nazis. Think about it.
If you feel like calling a person a Grammar Nazi, sure... the person might be supercilious and arrogant. But at the same time you're being ignorant and oversensitive.
There is no shame in learning language skills. Even if it is more than 50 years since you were at school.
People who use it to admit that they aren't as interested in language skills as much as getting their opinion "out there".
But the people who are Grammar Nazis see themselves as having language skills and are frustrated at what they see as the lack of care shown by people who seem to lack language skills.
Language Skills.
It's necessary to have some language skills in order to convey a message, and for that message to be able to be understood by anybody who receives it.
It's up to the person who originates the message to make sure that the people who receive the message can understand it. If they don't make sure, does that mean they are sloppy?
If a person identifies problems without suggesting a way that the author might improve, does that mean the person is being obsessively picky?
It's up for debate.
But one thing is sure. The term "Grammar Nazi" is a massive hyperbole.
Persons who believe themselves to be linguistically superior and put the spotlight on mistakes are not comparable with Nazis. Think about it.
If you feel like calling a person a Grammar Nazi, sure... the person might be supercilious and arrogant. But at the same time you're being ignorant and oversensitive.
There is no shame in learning language skills. Even if it is more than 50 years since you were at school.
by randyoldBasterd May 18, 2015
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by Speedy00 May 12, 2007
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“Hey do you go to Sydney grammar school”
“Yep, why you ask?”
“Because those rowers are so damn dreamy.”
“Yep, why you ask?”
“Because those rowers are so damn dreamy.”
by Eagin is bad September 4, 2019
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by `BaNaNaBaTiStA_LuVa-07 April 22, 2007
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Miguel being so much of a tool, that one word will not do. Therefore, he is a 'strode.' (Strode is a combination of 'stroke' and 'chode.')
by Jenni Stukin and Danielle Franke February 10, 2005
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