OK. Oh man, I didn't want to do this, but you asked....
Since we've racked up three dangling ones so far, here goes.

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short drop (in it's case)

Should be its case
That's possessive, as opposed to "it's" meaning "it is".

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I sincerely hope the above is correct from a grammer standpoint!

grammar

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how long must we all wait for a Karma worthy replacement?

It should be Karma-worthy replacement because it is a compound adjective before the noun. Curiously, it's OK to say "a replacement which is Karma worthy" when it comes after the noun. If you really want to know.

But there's some wiggle room here since the hyphen seems to be dying out despite a slight loss in clarity.
(E.g. "New age-discrimination rules" versus "New-age discrimination rules". But how frequently do we run across cases like that?)


Hmmmm, 7:30 on a Friday. Time for me to go get a beer -- and a life.