It's a brand-new season here on 'A Way with Words!' To celebrate, Martha and Grant are noodling with anagrams--including the one in the title of this episode. Also: A New York schoolteacher asks, 'Why do we call our little finger a 'pinkie'?' Another caller snickers over a newscaster's attempt to pronounce the word 'homage.' A Hoosier who's been hanging out on motorcycle discussion boards is curious about the origin of the term 'do-rag.' 'Why is an undesirable task is called a 'g-job,'' asks a crew member on the set of the Fox Television series '24.' Martha shares a trick for remembering the answer to that perennial question: 'Does a comma go inside or outside the quotation marks?' The hosts weigh in on whether the expression 'very fun' is grammatically correct. What the heck is a 'podsnicker,' anyway? Puzzle-man Greg Pliska joins us for a recap of 2007--in limericks! Finally, is your DVD player always flashing '12:00'? A caller wonders if there's a word for a society ruled by children, something along the lines of 'patriarchy' and 'matriarchy.' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices