So, like, you can test what reading level is required for your blog, and stuff by pasting the URL in this test. And it turns out Out There blog is a high school level read. ROTFL.
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4 comments:
That's actually pretty high. I've read that most print media is around a 5th grade level.
I like to think that it's all because of my phenomonally insightful commentary derived from my intellectual lexicon of gargantuan words.
Hey what do you guys think of antidistablishmentarism?
Ever know anyone with pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis?
whoa.
I would hope so Dave otherwise the great edumacation that you received at Fountain Valley (and of course college) would be going to waste.
BTW Zen you left out an es in antidisestablishmentarism. :)
Alex
Ya you're probably gonna say its not "for all intensive purposes", and I shouldn't say "nucular" too. Well hay if my president says it, I say it! Even if he is a dolt.
BTW "stablish" actually a recognized alternative (albeit archaic) spelling of "establish" from the Middle English "establissen". No kidding.
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/stablish
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