Don't let your subjects be dummies – Madam Grammar

quot;Omit needless words" is one piece of stellar, timeless advice from the oft-maligned (with good reason) Strunk and White. Nonetheless, I see a lot writing filled with what I call "couch potato words" – words that just sit there, doing nothing and eating your chips. Two constructions that are good examples of "couch potato words" are…

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