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Just looked at this and it's pretty damn funny. Kudos to Weird Al.
And if a teacher uses this in high school (as sadly he might have to) instead of 4th grade, the cunning linguist pun will be the least of his problems -- the real issue is that kids should've learned all their grammar in elementary school!
(And does anybody still teach diagramming sentences?)
Weird Al is a genius! It's clearly for adults. I think the suggestive parts are damn cute. And, when did spastic become a word people are not supposed to use?
The use of the terms cunnilinguist and spastic, plus the "Weird Al Has a Big Dictionary" are the reasons I wouldn't use this in my English classroom.
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Originally Posted by citylove101
Just looked at this and it's pretty damn funny. Kudos to Weird Al.
And if a teacher uses this in high school (as sadly he might have to) instead of 4th grade, the cunning linguist pun will be the least of his problems -- the real issue is that kids should've learned all their grammar in elementary school!
(And does anybody still teach diagramming sentences?)
Wow! I never even noticed cunning linguist/cunnilinguist .
I wish that he would put out a totally G rated version. I am sure that many teachers would use it.
"Word Crimes" is the work of a genius and I wonder if any one word was the inspiration.
Careful about your words here.
Brilliant? Sure.
Genius? ...Nah.
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