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The case for prescriptivism
Saturday, April 14, 2007   1:52 PM

I posted this on my personal blog a while back, but it's too good not to x-post here. I hereby present "The Case for Prescriptivism," from Alan Moore's Swamp Thing comic (June 1984).

Swamp Thing presents the Spelling Monkey

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and they say Watchmen is his best work.

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