My sister Tammy sent me this picture that she took off of her television the other day. It's a good example of how important sentence structure is . . .
So two things went terribly wrong here: 1) she got convicted for "murdering her husband shortly after his death" (a crime, incidentally, that is punished by lethal injection after you're executed) and 2) she got convicted when she got sentenced instead of getting sentenced when she got convicted. This is either a poorly worded sentence or a case out of Louisiana.
In either case, someone have her call me - I know a good lawyer . . .
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Murdering the dead - a first degree syntax crime.
Posted by Catherine at 12:00 AM
Labels: spelling and grammar
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5 comments:
Loved the ending!! You always wrap 'em up nicely, Catch!
oh catchy...you're so witty! Loved the "incidentally....." part. You good girl, you real good.
Erin
Love it!
I don't know how I have not come across your blog before, but this is my first time here. My Mama told me I just HAD to pop over here. :) I share your name, but only with a different spelling. :) So far, I'm in agreement with Mom...great blog! I shall be back :)
Love, Kathryn
Well, thanks for stopping by, Kathryn! Who is your mom?
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