A good portion of you boneheads needs to read this-
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I could care less... Ugh. That one has driven nuts since I was in middle school. Why do so many people say it wrong?!
Because they're morons? You can bet they know everything there is to know about the latest smart-phone and gaming boxes though.
Btw, never start a sentence with the word "because"...
Btw, never start a sentence with the word "because"...
I am definitely guilty of saying "You've got another thing coming." I had no idea that was the wrong thing to say. I think Judas Priest is to blame for that. The Oatmeal has some pretty nice tips on how to use proper grammar.
My girlfriend does this one all the time, and it drives me NUTS.
“the toddler spilled his milk on accident."
The one about hunger pains is a bit wrong too. Hunger pangs are the medical term referring to the pains caused by the contractions. No doctor would correct you on that...
Bingo, though they base the "think" part on the origin of the saying, and not on how it's commonly used.
“the toddler spilled his milk on accident."
The one about hunger pains is a bit wrong too. Hunger pangs are the medical term referring to the pains caused by the contractions. No doctor would correct you on that...
Pyro15D;1953370 said:
Bingo, though they base the "think" part on the origin of the saying, and not on how it's commonly used.
I am disappoint that "unthaw" did not make that list.
It pisses me off to no end when my wife says that.
"can you unthaw some hamburger for dinner?"
-Already did it.
"so, is it in the fridge?"
-No...
"then how did you unthaw it?"
-I put it in the freezer 3 months ago.
Irregardless of how you feel, this sentence DOES exist.
It pisses me off to no end when my wife says that.
"can you unthaw some hamburger for dinner?"
-Already did it.
"so, is it in the fridge?"
-No...
"then how did you unthaw it?"
-I put it in the freezer 3 months ago.
Irregardless of how you feel, this sentence DOES exist.
Buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo. That is a grammatically correct sentence in the English language.
I had a teacher in High School that would say "irregardless" constantly. That one pisses me off lol
jetjock;1954685 said:
A link to an article on bad grammar and the like and I'm expected not to use them in a reply about it?
c'mon!