Love this! Where can one find this?
This thread has been jolly in between my weekend legislative trolling, but I must back to work. The same training that taught me passable grammar crosses over well in attention to detail. My normally competent state senator has introduced a bill that will require us to move either; a) the city of Midland, or; b) 150 miles of existing highway. My thought is it might be a tad cheaper to amend the bill designating a port to plains system.
Parting thought on getting too picky about grammar, surprised someone else hadn't mentioned it. An anectdote I heard attributed to Queen Elizabeth II, on being queried by a fuss-budget reporter about ending a sentence with a preposition, QE responded, "That is the sort of nonsense up with which we will not put." This is a rule which evolution should have buried. General rule of thumb; if it sounds uselessly awkward, it probably is.
Good day, fellow Grammarians, it has been fun.