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HUBLOT Posted 14 years ago
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The Grandma Rule
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2. The Grandma Rule: A good rule of thumb is to ask, "Would I be embarrassed if Grandma saw this post?"
If yes, leave it off line.
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I know what "grandma" means, but I don't understand this rule. Could you tell me details on it?
2. The Grandma Rule: A good rule of thumb is to ask, "Would I be embarrassed if Grandma saw this post?"
If yes, leave it off line.
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I know what "grandma" means, but I don't understand this rule. Could you tell me details on it?
Top answer
It's just a humorous, catchy way to describe a rule concerning your grandma. Many nouns like grandma can be used as attributive adjectives, which premodify nouns. book freak frog kisser honey syrup strawberry elixer
- It's just a humorous, catchy way to describe a rule concerning your grandma.
- Many nouns like grandma can be used as attributive adjectives, which premodify nouns.
- book freak frog kisser honey syrup strawberry elixer
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It's just a humorous, catchy way to describe a rule concerning your grandma. Many nouns like grandma can be used as attributive adjectives, which premodify nouns.
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Hi,
I don't understand this rule.
Don't post anything that your think would make your grandma uncomfortable, or disappointed in you.
Clive
I don't understand this rule.
Don't post anything that your think would make your grandma uncomfortable, or disappointed in you.
Clive
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