A History Lesson
Notice I said "A" History lesson...not "An" history or "an -istory" That really bothers me when people forget to pronounce the "H."
Not sure where this came from, but it is pretty precise...
Critical Massholes
A bunch of...well you know...working to achieve a critical mass in knowledge
Critical Massholes: A History Lesson
Well, that's one of the reasons why we fought.
So we wouldn't talk like a Cockney.
"I 'ave an 'istory lesson for ya' gov'nor"
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In most supposedly grammatically correct writings here in the U.S. people use "an history." It pisses me off. It's usually journalistic types that want to appear as if they knew what the fuck they were talking about. Why don't you add in a superfluous "u" while you're at it as in the most distinguished and honourable prick from the the great state of dipshit. As for cockneyed brits, I can't even understand them anymore. I thought they invented English. Seems Americans and Canadians are the only ones who haven't allowed dialect to become completely disconjunctive with the language. Cajuns, deep southerners, and freaky New Englanders notwithstanding.
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