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Does anybody know the difference between LOOSE and LOSE ??
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I’m at a LOST on your question.😁
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Isn't that short for Lucy !?
6s6
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We all have our pet peeves, some of mine are
ATM Machine...
Coupon should be pronounced coupe-on, not with a Q.
There, I feel better
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Come on, man!!!
You win or lose.
It's tight or loose.
We all face the loss of our youth--
(10 th grade stuff)
Prof
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Righty-Tighty Lefty-Losey
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I get really tired by the use of the f word in conversation. I like to poke fun at the misuse of grammar and enjoy 6Sally6’s vernacular.
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I'm a witch cha on bad grammar Steve. There, their and they're. Break and brake. Speaking of Sally's vernacular, it took a bit to finger out what he was saying in this text message:
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Steve…one of our college educated children…. “I boughten one”….wow!
I should demand a refund from the college in Mount Please Ant, MI….😜
Last edited by Nos681 (8/01/2023 12:46 PM)
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I would rather be here then there. (than there....)
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6sally6 wrote:
Isn't that short for Lucy !?
6s6
too loose we will lose you.
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I hate does and dose
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Rufus68 wrote:
Righty-Tighty Lefty-Losey
WRONG!!!
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Raymond_B wrote:
We all have our pet peeves, some of mine are
ATM Machine...
Coupon should be pronounced coupe-on, not with a Q.
There, I feel better
I am still trying to figure how coupon could even be pronounced with a Q anywhere in it???
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I hate
“dessert” v s “desert”
One is sweet, the other is dry.
Pronounced and spelled completely wrong for the conventions of the King’s English. I have to stop and think about it.
Last edited by Prof (8/01/2023 9:24 PM)
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MS wrote:
Raymond_B wrote:
We all have our pet peeves, some of mine are
ATM Machine...
Coupon should be pronounced coupe-on, not with a Q.
There, I feel betterI am still trying to figure how coupon could even be pronounced with a Q anywhere in it???
I would Love to drive my 65 Quope soon.
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MS wrote:
Raymond_B wrote:
We all have our pet peeves, some of mine are
ATM Machine...
Coupon should be pronounced coupe-on, not with a Q.
There, I feel betterI am still trying to figure how coupon could even be pronounced with a Q anywhere in it???
Everbody nose it's pronounced coo pun.
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MS wrote:
Rufus68 wrote:
Righty-Tighty Lefty-Losey
WRONG!!!
Hang on a sec, if it goes too far lefty you may indeed lose it.
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My biggest might be "impacted" used to refer to the past tense of "impact". The issue is that "impacted" is an adjective, not a verb. You can have an "impacted" tooth, but the asteroid cannot be described as having "impacted" Earth. The asteroid made impact on (or upon) Earth. I hear supposedly educated people use it wrong all the time. And speaking of misuse/mispronunciation, the third word in the previous sentence doesn't have a B in it!
The other one I hate it irregardless. That's not a word. You mean to say "regardless" or "irrespective". The prefix "ir" means without, so "irregardless" decodes to "without a lack of regard", essentially a double negative. The thing that really drives me nuts about it is I often feel people use it to try and sound smart.
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TKOPerformance wrote:
The other one I hate it irregardless. That's not a word. You mean to say "regardless" or "irrespective". The prefix "ir" means without, so "irregardless" decodes to "without a lack of regard", essentially a double negative. The thing that really drives me nuts about it is I often feel people use it to try and sound smart.
One manager I worked for would get very annoyed if anyone used 'irregardless" (among other words). He'd chastise the entire engineering section if someone said it with "I know engineers aren't English majors but you need to speak, and write correctly".
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It depends on if your Yankee or a Southerner...LOL
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TKOPerformance wrote:
My biggest might be "impacted" used to refer to the past tense of "impact". The issue is that "impacted" is an adjective, not a verb. You can have an "impacted" tooth, but the asteroid cannot be described as having "impacted" Earth. The asteroid made impact on (or upon) Earth. I hear supposedly educated people use it wrong all the time. And speaking of misuse/mispronunciation, the third word in the previous sentence doesn't have a B in it!
The other one I hate it irregardless. That's not a word. You mean to say "regardless" or "irrespective". The prefix "ir" means without, so "irregardless" decodes to "without a lack of regard", essentially a double negative. The thing that really drives me nuts about it is I often feel people use it to try and sound smart.
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KeithP wrote:
TKOPerformance wrote:
My biggest might be "impacted" used to refer to the past tense of "impact". The issue is that "impacted" is an adjective, not a verb. You can have an "impacted" tooth, but the asteroid cannot be described as having "impacted" Earth. The asteroid made impact on (or upon) Earth. I hear supposedly educated people use it wrong all the time. And speaking of misuse/mispronunciation, the third word in the previous sentence doesn't have a B in it!
The other one I hate it irregardless. That's not a word. You mean to say "regardless" or "irrespective". The prefix "ir" means without, so "irregardless" decodes to "without a lack of regard", essentially a double negative. The thing that really drives me nuts about it is I often feel people use it to try and sound smart.
I'm guessing it won't be too long before supposebly will also be in the dictionary.
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