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eorI've always been a fan of the Merriam-Webster Ask the Editor series. But last night I discovered they're available on You Tube ( or together on the M-W site)! Now it's easy to re-watch one when I've forgotten the details or forgotten the rule.
What I didn't realize is that there is a fandom out there. I should have realized this, it's a corollary of Rule 34. What surprised me most is the percentage of comments that weren't about the language or lesson and where about the relative desirability of M-W associate editors. It seems Kory Stamper can't post without getting a marriage proposal. I guess I'm not the only one with a thing for smart women and asymmetrical mouths.
What I didn't realize is that there is a fandom out there. I should have realized this, it's a corollary of Rule 34. What surprised me most is the percentage of comments that weren't about the language or lesson and where about the relative desirability of M-W associate editors. It seems Kory Stamper can't post without getting a marriage proposal. I guess I'm not the only one with a thing for smart women and asymmetrical mouths.
