spelling there is optional, like its subforum rules.
I agree. Clean up your grammer.
Some helpful tips to satisfy the G-Nazis.
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OP- with ya totally!
The best I've seen in a looooong time was on the post office wall in Tuepelo, Ok several yrs. back:
"Fore Sale-- 2 Lavatorey puppees an a ***** T-Wa Wa dog". No Name or phone number listed, either...
I'm a guessing a Lavatorey is a Labrador and a T-Wa Wa is a Chihuahua...
The best I've seen in a looooong time was on the post office wall in Tuepelo, Ok several yrs. back:
"Fore Sale-- 2 Lavatorey puppees an a ***** T-Wa Wa dog". No Name or phone number listed, either...
I'm a guessing a Lavatorey is a Labrador and a T-Wa Wa is a Chihuahua...
Nice work Tanner!!
Let's not forget the prepositions on the end of sentences!
So, where are you guys going to?
Are you sure you are going to be happy where you're at?
Let's not forget the prepositions on the end of sentences!
So, where are you guys going to?
Are you sure you are going to be happy where you're at?
Grammar Nazi checking in.
Oh, and deos aynnoe rcelal the sdtuy dnoe by Cdamen Uinvrestiy?
Oh, and deos aynnoe rcelal the sdtuy dnoe by Cdamen Uinvrestiy?
This reminds me of the movers that I used umpteen years ago to haul boxes into the first home we bought.
They used sharpie on all of the boxes to identify which box went to which room. Later I found out that all of the boxes in the garage were spelled either "GRAGE" or "GARGE". We're talking at least 20 or 30 big boxes too and not once did they get it spelled correctly. It's a big running joke now between me, my wife and friends where anytime the garage is referenced, we use one of the two spellings and everyone replies with the other.
I even cut out a cardboard sample of both and have them stuck away somewhere with the itention of nailing them above the grage (or garge) door at some point.
They used sharpie on all of the boxes to identify which box went to which room. Later I found out that all of the boxes in the garage were spelled either "GRAGE" or "GARGE". We're talking at least 20 or 30 big boxes too and not once did they get it spelled correctly. It's a big running joke now between me, my wife and friends where anytime the garage is referenced, we use one of the two spellings and everyone replies with the other.
I even cut out a cardboard sample of both and have them stuck away somewhere with the itention of nailing them above the grage (or garge) door at some point.
