"My Son is a Honor Student at The Ian Curtis School of Dance" ... has anybody ever seen that on a T-shirt or bumper sticker? Somebody claims that they have seen this...
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Yes, I saw it several years ago on a website somewhere, but I don't remember where. I printed it off the website and have it hanging on my wall over my desk at work. I wish I could remember what website I saw it on- Maybe you can do a google search. That might help....It does exist. It actually says "My child is a Honor Student at the Ian Curtis School of Dance."
Would be mildly amusing if it weren't for the shocking spelling. Americans take note....
H.O.N.O.U.R.
And for the OP your thread title is a grammatical abomination.
'My Son is 'A' Honour Student'??????
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Sorry, couldn't resist
Is that a dig at a certain ex NO member's written efforts? Granted, he isn't a great example of what the education system over here produces. That said, he was probably too busy changing the landscape of popular music forever to concentrate on the 'three r's' so fair play to him.
Ha ha, yes it is although a good humoured one. Perhaps more in honour of the recent (and public) legal rants we've witnessed over bits of unofficial band-related tat than written style. Although to be fair you have just laid into the American grammar system as a whole, Glas
As Keith Barret would say:
It's just a bit of fun 
They have an actual 'system'? I was under the impression that most of them thought 'grammar' was the old lady they visit on the weekends. This is based on the fact that when it comes to spelling, they arbitrarily omit letters from words that their stupid fat heads can't comprehend. Like the silent 'u' in 'honour' for example.
