[Abishai100]

Friends, I thought myself something of a veteran of the 'affairs' concerning the monstrous beast of bloody-murder chatter in my new Homeland-Jersey suburbia town, a monster we called the Headless Horseman (indefinitely!). Sure, I had heard of the superstitious chatter for campfires and then courted a lovely-lady to forget of such dark shadows as a homeschool-teacher of linguistics matter in the States and then encountered the hideous headless axe-wielding roaring horse-riding humanoid while seeking only to be with my lovely-lady (a librarian) near a shoppers' area (wow). I had to wonder if this Headless Horseman rode an animal, a creature, a horse, no-doubt as 'kaleidoscope' as he had become (somehow), but I didn't really want to refer to the horseman as a 'he' (since 'he' had no blooming head!).

Well, after establishing my normal sane life as a teacher and then hearing talk of the Horseman of no-head from parents of my pupils and then encountering the demon-on-horseback while walking to my apartment, I decided to make some nice and hospitable language-art readings of superstition and pedestrian-crossings security in the States (on social media!), after which I was confronted by some uneasy parents (of my linguistics homeschool-pupils) insisting I cease such 'jitters' grammar as a man of the respected class (ok). I realized now I had suddenly become something of a hearsay-antonym 'crafter' for the Horseman's dark honor/dishonor. What would I say to my respected fellow-humans of my Jersey-town, concerning my 'pronounced' social-media interest in headless-keratin.

Suddenly, I, an affable/idealistic man-of-languages and grammar and branches of linguistics reason, found myself wondering if I had become an omen-bearer of the Headless Horseman, now that the parents of my pupils suddenly found themselves frowning on what the respected town-teacher was blogging concerning the incomplete-arts of Earthling 'jitters' of headless-kill. Suddenly, I had become a hearsay-loner for the Horseman's bloody wish-line. Where would I find the 'antonym' to such English 'sport' now (hmmm)?