Stars in other stellar systems are called stars. There’s only one star in the universe named the Sun, and its system is the only Solar System in the universe. The same is true for solar wind (vs. stellar wind), solar mass, solar day, solar radius, etc. — all of these terms refer to Sol, a.k.a. the Sun.

Why does it say “Earth’s Solar System” when the Solar System is clearly named after the Sun (i.e. the system of Sol)?

you’d* better pay

in the '90s*

It’s* not

• It’s* time
• My order’s* up

and it’d* better be a* nearly six-figure dual income

back to the '50s*

my 30-year* life cycle

I love how Americans pronounce “Arkansas River” depending on whether they’re in Arkansas or Kansas.

it’s* wrong

It’s* not going to

If Republicans* were

from the '30s*

When Britain showed its* true colours

I’d* rather fight

this instance had* better be

and dying*

the ones whose* pants

• for its* Temporary Foreign Worker program
• and its* foreign student programs