Originally posted by occrider
I hate people who spell official as offical.
My brain tells me its spelt offisal, very hard word to spell.
Oct-07-2003 17:54
occrider
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Location: New York
quote:
Originally posted by LiveTheDream
My brain tells me its spelt offisal, very hard word to spell.
You're right. keep Praktiseding purfekt mackes;
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Oct-07-2003 17:57
Essential1
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Location: Brampton
quote:
Originally posted by occrider
I hate people who spell official as offical.
Typo...and I'm still not changing it.
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Oct-07-2003 18:01
Dr. Cfire
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Hey internet kiddies. Im your friend mister period. <- I go here.
I getting really tired of reading a paragraph long sentance.
Oct-07-2003 18:06
clubcashu
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Location: Milwaukee, WI
How about asking someone to "borrow" you money. I hate that!!
Also, now knowing when to use its and it's.
Oct-07-2003 18:34
BLuEOcEaN420
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Registered: May 2001
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*than vs. then
*their vs. there vs. they're
*affect vs. effect
*looser vs. loser
*bear vs. bare
*hear vs. here
*whether vs. weather
*principal vs. principle
*suprised vs. surprised
*interest vs. interst
*grammer vs. grammar
*were vs. where vs. we're
not that i ever use/apply apostrophe marks when typing on the net...
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Oct-07-2003 18:43
TeKnoHe@d2025
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Registered: Jan 2001
Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
quote:
Originally posted by Echo of Silence
I don't get it.
Can I borrow a couple of dollars?
Is "borrow" not the correct verb?
I think they mean that by borrowing a couple of dollars they intend on spending it. Thus, they wouldn't be able to give back what they have "borrowed".
Originally posted by Echo of Silence
I don't get it.
Can I borrow a couple of dollars?
Is "borrow" not the correct verb?
I think he means people who would use it as follows:
"Can you borrow me some money?" should be "Can you lend me some money?"
As for typos, just take the time to read over what you wrote and you should eliminate most of them.
Oct-07-2003 18:49
joeh
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Location: London, UK
People who say color instead of colour.
Twats.
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Oct-07-2003 18:50
BLuEOcEaN420
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Location: in deep space
quote:
Originally posted by TeKnoHe@d2025
I think they mean that by borrowing a couple of dollars they intend on spending it. Thus, they wouldn't be able to give back what they have "borrowed".
haha yeah, like when ppl ask you if they can borrow a piece of paper lol
*piece vs. peace
-mik
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Oct-07-2003 18:57
St_Andrew
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Registered: May 2003
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
English is not my main language so sometimes it's really hard to get the grammar right (i have a lot of problems to get everything right in Swedish too =))... if you think it's disturbing no problems with me if you correct me