I heard about it on the radio. Said something about Mid-West Family Broadcasting Group being mad about a fee they were going to have to pay. I hate Mid-West Family Broadcasting Group, so I'm pretty bias. Then today, my sister starts preaching the gospel on this radio fee. She tells me she is more smarter than I am, that she is more "in the know". I called her out and she threw a fit. I'm reading all this news. It seem like the radio had it coming. Every other broadcasting system already pays this fee. Strange indeed. Funny thing being, these broadcasting systems that already pay the fee (Internet, Cable & Satellite TV) are better than radio. Much better! I'm still not sure where I stand on this one. My sister ranted some downfall of society. She claimed that "they" were doing it to cripple local businesses, all the music radio stations would be forced to close down, we would be forced to listen to "talk radio propagandist", and the like. Which got me worried. I got mad at her for buying into the initial mind control tactic, that she had been hypnotized into spreading a kind of disillusion fear, that her sunglasses were sending her subliminal messages, and the unfiltered water wasn't exactly 'helping'. I honestly just don't get it. I read that this type of thing should have happened years and years ago. That it's a free market and if the artists own the rights to the song then the Radio should have to pay up. Considering that internet radio and the radio on your TV are a hundred times better, it seems like the old money in radio doesn't want to pay up.
I don't know.
WHAT SAY YOU?
"her" and "you" are nouns.
Oh, woops. She didn't say "more smarter" she put it into grammatically correct terms. Hence the lack of quotes. She did say "in the know".
I made it bad grammar to express a certain disgust for the accusation. Someone gave you a thumbs up for being cheeky. I respect that. Seriously, someone answer my question... NOW!
Instead of reading "Was that her who used the double superlative or you?" All I saw was "Was that her used the double superlative of you?" I read too fast sometimes.
I don't know.
WHAT SAY YOU?
"her" and "you" are nouns.
Oh, woops. She didn't say "more smarter" she put it into grammatically correct terms. Hence the lack of quotes. She did say "in the know".
I made it bad grammar to express a certain disgust for the accusation. Someone gave you a thumbs up for being cheeky. I respect that. Seriously, someone answer my question... NOW!
Instead of reading "Was that her who used the double superlative or you?" All I saw was "Was that her used the double superlative of you?" I read too fast sometimes.