LogiC (Thursday, 20 Dec 2012)
Maybe he meant "If your Literally is asking me..." and Literally is her best friend?
Maybe he meant "If your Literally is asking me..." and Literally is her best friend?
@Deth (Thursday, 20 Dec 2012)
You beat me to it. Also, it's "Death".
You beat me to it. Also, it's "Death".
nunya biznes (Thursday, 20 Dec 2012)
What's up with arguing as to proper usage of our language? Perhaps a button was hit by accident! Actually it shouldn't bother you one iota! Just TRY TO BE OPEN MINDED as we are all not on your alleged intelligence level!
What's up with arguing as to proper usage of our language? Perhaps a button was hit by accident! Actually it shouldn't bother you one iota! Just TRY TO BE OPEN MINDED as we are all not on your alleged intelligence level!
@nunya biznes (Friday, 21 Dec 2012)
Open minded? On the internet? ...are you new here?
Open minded? On the internet? ...are you new here?
Trollolol (Thursday, 20 Dec 2012) Reply
I read the first sentence 5 times looking for the damn verb only to find a possessive pronoun instead. What the hell is wrong with people on the Internet? Has some new, infectious type of dyslexia evolved recently?!
I read the first sentence 5 times looking for the damn verb only to find a possessive pronoun instead. What the hell is wrong with people on the Internet? Has some new, infectious type of dyslexia evolved recently?!
Captian Obvious (Thursday, 20 Dec 2012)
The reason is the collapse of the public education system in the states. It is getting worse. A lot of people learn how to (properly) read, write and math in high school.
About this mistake: "your" and "you're" sound in the same way, but mean different things, thus this mistake is more common with native (phonetic) speakers.
The reason is the collapse of the public education system in the states. It is getting worse. A lot of people learn how to (properly) read, write and math in high school.
About this mistake: "your" and "you're" sound in the same way, but mean different things, thus this mistake is more common with native (phonetic) speakers.
Trollolol (Thursday, 20 Dec 2012)
On second thought - this comic looks instagrammed, so it's no wonder its creator doesn't know how to spell.
On second thought - this comic looks instagrammed, so it's no wonder its creator doesn't know how to spell.
Dang (Friday, 21 Dec 2012)
Poles stole the possessive pronoun. It's now somewhere in Poland to be sold.
Poles stole the possessive pronoun. It's now somewhere in Poland to be sold.
J.J. McClure (Thursday, 20 Dec 2012)
Easy access
Easy access
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