was a hilarious line in Young Frankenstein. Anyway, it was hilarious to members of the audience who recognized that the correct adjective in context was “incredible.” Soon after the movie came out, though, I swear I noticed an uptick in the general misuse of “incredulous,” as though Mel Brooks had unwittingly (or, who knows, wittingly) [...]
Introductions and Appendices
Pigeonholes
My Fabulous Son
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Past Posts
My Talented Friends
- Alex Boese’s Museum of Hoaxes
- Andrew Nixon
- Carl Hammond
- Chris Klich Jazz Quintet
- David Roth
- Jamie Cat Callan
- Just Kristin
- Kathryn Kulpa
- Ken Lehnig’s The Storyteller
- Lisa Fugard
- M.J. Andersen
- Sandy’s Memoir: Sandy Asirvatham, pianist, singer, & writer
- Tess Laurence: Writer, Actress, Teacher
- The Wrong Trousers
- Tom Hartley’s Bullwinkle’s Eyes
You Might Learn Something
- A Lardner Sampler
- Am I Right
- Baby’s Named a Bad, Bad Thing
- Billy Frolick
- California Highway Patrol Abbreviations
- Chocolate Cake City
- Clive James
- Flanders & Swann Online
- Frederick Douglass Pollard
- Guide to Grammar and Writing
- Katharine Weber's Writing Site
- Mike Hightower’s Web Page
- Something Awful: ICQ Email Pranks
- Tess Laurence: Writer, Actress, Teacher
- The Book Works, Del Mar
- The Bulwer-Lytton Fiction Contest
- The Leah Quinelle All-Stars Featuring Happy
- The Lifted Brow
- The Ministry of Unknown Science
- The Movie Spoiler
- The Providence Phoenix
- The Wergle Flomp Free Poetry Contest
- Writers on Writing
- Zefrank
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