Tarfs

In a world that makes less and less sense, I am left to my self. Except for Germini, bless Google. I said that I was confused by all this Tarf stuff. Bless Ir's little heart: Screenshot It's understandable that you find the commentary surrounding American tariffs, pullbacks, and special exemptions confusing, as it has been… Continue reading Tarfs

I asked Google Gemini to tell me what part of speech in English grammar is “Son of a Bitch”. Answer:

That phrase functions as an noun phrase, specifically an interjectional epithet. Here's why: * Noun Phrase: It acts like a noun, referring to a person (albeit in a highly offensive way). You could theoretically replace it with a noun in a sentence, although the meaning would be drastically different. For example, instead of saying "That… Continue reading I asked Google Gemini to tell me what part of speech in English grammar is “Son of a Bitch”. Answer:

Travel I

Air travel was once a thing of near-pleasure—quick and convenient. No longer. These days, it's the most incommodious way to get about. The seats are shrinking, legroom is nonexistent, and I feel like I'm crammed into a flying sardine can. Just getting comfortable is a struggle, let alone trying to work or relax. And it's… Continue reading Travel I