Kids NOT KNOWING THE FUCKING DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BEEN AND BEING

ffs.

I can't go for more than an hour on facebook without seeing someone fuck up your/you're.

I hate when people say Mundee , Tuesdee, Wensdee, Fursdee, Fridee, Saterdee and Sundee.

so you hate the old timers:p

More like "choosdee".

Yeah, that's closer, I find it bloody annoying.

i hate it when i hear bro oh my god bro like its fully sick !And thats coming from grown men

My initial thought as well... or country people. :lol:

Along those lines, I don't hate it but it cracks me up when people use the old pronunciation of certain words. The only one I can think of at the moment is the word "off" being pronounce "orf".

I guess Fridee is really more like Frydee.

"vese carnts need ta learn vemselves to talk propa.

I cant stand it when people use words they dont know what they mean

Edited by mvfcarsenal16.8: 29/7/2011 11:33:51 PM

You are been intolerant.

For fucks sake people, is it really that hard? There is as in here - when you're talking about a place! - Their as in heir to a possession - as in it belonged to someone - and They're as in THEY ARE. It can't possibly be THAT difficult to get your heads around.

Winner.

I've said it before, and I'll say it again...when and is used instead of an....never understood how that came about.. :?

But I guess all these problems listed are because the English language is a hybrid piece of shit.

'of' instead of 'have' is one that is far too common.

eg 'Should of done better' ](*,)

I hate Comma's

I always put them in the wrong, place.

Should of read this thread earlier. Their are some good points raised by youse.

:lol:

His got a good point. One of the mods should of stickied this thread then their would of been more more good points' raised.

And again nhub makes this mistake. What's more, he makes the mistake using the correct 'they're' at one point and then a dozen words later uses 'their' instead. I mean...what the fuck?

If only the grammatical mistakes were the only mistakes he made.

I find one leads to the other.

Why doesn't "They're" get the bold treatment?
:?

Because I'm not highlighting a smaller word within that tells you which case to use it in.

:lol: :lol: Awesome.

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People who say/type should of instead of should HAVE. That one annoys me sooooo much.