Cinderella Reading a Story to R2D2 with Tasha Yar in the Background - Neatorama

Jen of Epbot attended the Miami Comic-Con and took this picture of a little girl in a Cinderella costume reading to R2D2, who chirped and beeped in response. It was only after she started processing the pictures that Jen noticed that Denise Crosby, the actress who played Tasha Yar on Star Trek: The Next Generation, was in the background of the shot.

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WTF? A Child, reading a Book to a Robot? Those sick Bastards...

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Great pic.

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AWESOME!!

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Well, it's nice post. I can not really say anything about this. Most important thing for me in learning English is communication. As long as we understand what other people write and speak, that's a language.

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“People that has always been good English ...”

Huh? Is there a direct-address comma missing there? Because that's the only way I can make sense of that sentence.

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Yes, what's up with that sentence? In a post about grammar, no less...

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I believe he is trying to say that you can begin a sentence with "People that..." or with "People whom...". You con't have to associate a form of who with humans.

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Is it supposed to be fun and ironic that grammar is spelled wrong in that image?

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Maceo24 is right, the statement is:

People that has always been good English.

Neatorama's quote formatting stripped away the italics.

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I don't mean to sound like a jerk but most of your articles have confusing grammatical error in them.

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I notice that Boston.com has now changed their Globe photo illustration to show a book whose cover reads "Grammar" rather than the previous "Grammer" - suggesting that the initial error was perhaps not intentional. Sad/scary.

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