Table of Contents for russ.org

  1. accident ...hit a parked car at freeway speed!
  2. Alan Wilson of Canned Heat video links
  3. animation sample
  4. audio sample 1
  5. audio sample 2
  6. BLOG reading the dictionary (sample of a sub.domain.ext in front of the domain name)
  7. book review 2010 World Almanac
  8. casino best odds
  9. chess my shortest rated game vs. Bill Houle
  10. church Is there a separation between church and state?
  11. colors dah colors, man
  12. dance animated steps
  13. Fred Montney fredisms
  14. game idea name that tune
  15. Greek Transliterated New Testament
  16. guitar sunshine of your love, lead break custom tab
  17. hypercorrect
  18. lottery...if I won...
  19. midi sequence
  20. picture proverbs
  21. Pure Unadulterated Bullshit Fred bio
  22. sheepshead by Bill Durkin
  23. Youtube Going up the Country - Russ After viewing this, I gave up karaoke, but it is an interesting experiement in double tracking a video...
  24. web domain generalpages.com a place to post your commercial sites, and items of interest from Sue

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"Hypercorrection" literally means over + correction. The meaning of a word like ... Ironically, Hypercorrection is done from a motive to be correct. ...
www.russ.org/hypercorrect/intro.html

Word, Chapter, Hypercorrect Form, Common Form. cripple, political, taken offensively by some, disabled. dumb, political, taken offensively by some ...
www.russ.org/hypercorrect/index2.html

Word, Chapter, Hypercorrect Form, Common Form. above, no basis, not a noun nor an adjective, none of the above; the above words. affect, confusing ...
www.russ.org/hypercorrect/index1.html

hypercorrect.com.
www.russ.org/hypercorrect/top.html

3/1/5) I recall my grade school teachers saying that "haven't" is correct for "ain't got no." Sounds poetic to me, and to this day, I still say that there's ...
www.russ.org/hypercorrect/new.html

A co-worker once asked how to spell "antidote" (he was trying to spell "anecdote"). I asked a co-worker how he liked earning "remedial" (menial) wages. ...
www.russ.org/hypercorrect/duh.html

Political correctness is a field of study in itself. I'll begin this category with a few words that are both politically-incorrect and are closely related ...
www.russ.org/hypercorrect/political.html

4/9/2) new items in Religion sections. The answer to that aged old question of whether the glass is half full or half empty is "both." ...
www.russ.org/hypercorrect/new2.html

Mundane: From the Latin meaning "worldly," but commonly used to mean "boring." Aggravate: Means "to make serious," but often used as a synonym for "annoy." ...
www.russ.org/hypercorrect/change.html

Etc should be abbreviated Et.C. or E.C. (et cetera). A common expression is "centered around" but the more logical form would be "revolved around. ...
www.russ.org/hypercorrect/misc.html

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