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If you don't know the difference between there and their
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over a year ago
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"No one gives a fuck!
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Yeah, they do. And, everyone knows the diff between their and they're. The cryin' shame is that many can't use the right one in the right context. A's for apos'trope's... |
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"No one gives a fuck!
Yeah, they do. And, everyone knows the diff between their and they're. The cryin' shame is that many can't use the right one in the right context. A's for apos'trope's..."
But do they really "give a fuck" on a swingers site? Does the inability to use grammar affect their ability to fuck, to swing? |
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By *r TriomanMan
over a year ago
Chippenham Malmesbury area |
"No one gives a fuck!
Yeah, they do. And, everyone knows the diff between their and they're. The cryin' shame is that many can't use the right one in the right context. A's for apos'trope's...
But do they really "give a fuck" on a swingers site? Does the inability to use grammar affect their ability to fuck, to swing?"
Only when you're fucking Grandma |
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"No one gives a fuck!
Yeah, they do. And, everyone knows the diff between their and they're. The cryin' shame is that many can't use the right one in the right context. A's for apos'trope's...
But do they really "give a fuck" on a swingers site? Does the inability to use grammar affect their ability to fuck, to swing?
Only when you're fucking Grandma"
She wouldn't know either, unless you wrote her a "thank you" letter! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"No one gives a fuck!
Yeah, they do. And, everyone knows the diff between their and they're. The cryin' shame is that many can't use the right one in the right context. A's for apos'trope's...
But do they really "give a fuck" on a swingers site? Does the inability to use grammar affect their ability to fuck, to swing?"
Hmmmm, yeah, I thought this was a fun thread which is why I posted earlier  |
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"No one gives a fuck!
Yeah, they do. And, everyone knows the diff between their and they're. The cryin' shame is that many can't use the right one in the right context. A's for apos'trope's...
But do they really "give a fuck" on a swingers site? Does the inability to use grammar affect their ability to fuck, to swing?"
Well yes caose dey don’t no what know means den  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Folk who are dyslexic understand the contextual differences of the different spellings, but they can't always determine that they have written the wrong one, due to the letters jumping around in the word in their visual field.
And sometimes I think folk misspell on purpose as an eye-catcher for those whose eyes zone in on such things. Like when markets have signs saying 'juicey oranges'.
Juicy gets me every time. 
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"Folk who are dyslexic understand the contextual differences of the different spellings, but they can't always determine that they have written the wrong one, due to the letters jumping around in the word in their visual field.
And sometimes I think folk misspell on purpose as an eye-catcher for those whose eyes zone in on such things. Like when markets have signs saying 'juicey oranges'.
Juicy gets me every time.
Mrs"
A bit like the Greengrocer's apostrophe as well.
Orange's 4 for £1 |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Folk who are dyslexic understand the contextual differences of the different spellings, but they can't always determine that they have written the wrong one, due to the letters jumping around in the word in their visual field.
And sometimes I think folk misspell on purpose as an eye-catcher for those whose eyes zone in on such things. Like when markets have signs saying 'juicey oranges'.
Juicy gets me every time.
Mrs
A bit like the Greengrocer's apostrophe as well.
Orange's 4 for £1 "
Yes! The good old roving apostrophe, as another member mentioned. If it gets someone's attention then it has done the job.
I am a fully paid up member of the Grammar Police, but what the hell, as long us yew cnu wet wiz bean sed. Formal English is easier, simply as it's harder to misconstrue. Takes a bit longer to type...  |
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