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Again no scat.What do you tell the cat?This thread is a hoot.Okay. Gotta scoot.
*whole entire* is redundant, repeating the same thing twice. It's an example of bad grammar that one gets used to as they grow up and find it difficult to change. I've never used the words 'whole entire' in my whole entire life (oops) but I say things like 'i'm going to fix dinner' well dinner was never broken as it didn't exist to be broken. It should be 'I'm going to make dinner' but I never say it correctly even though I cringe when the word fix comes out of my mouth.
Shouldn't it be "personified by his worshippers..."? Since it is the worshippers who are doing the personification.Also, must dash, I can feel another great vowel shift coming on...!
It would seem that "worshipped" is the English spelling but "worshiped" is the U.S. English spelling. They're not interchangable (like colour and color). Another American spelling I wasn't aware of. New thing learned for today!