Overuse of extremely, when very would do, just fine.
Overuse of Basically, particularly when beginning a sentence.
Overuse of Basically, particularly when beginning a sentence.
Cranky Dude thread of the day - Post english errors that bug you:
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Not a written error , but I really hate when people "axe" a question.
While misused punctuation is annoying , what is truly annoying is not a comma in the wrong spot, but when a paragraph contains no puncuation whatsover and just goes on and on without any break and you can feel yourself losing breath as you imagine in your head someone trying to read aloud what you have just written and you are almost out of breath as you realize no one can speak that long without a break.
Nothing however other people do however pissees me off more than when I am the one making a mistake. Damn internet.
While misused punctuation is annoying , what is truly annoying is not a comma in the wrong spot, but when a paragraph contains no puncuation whatsover and just goes on and on without any break and you can feel yourself losing breath as you imagine in your head someone trying to read aloud what you have just written and you are almost out of breath as you realize no one can speak that long without a break.
Nothing however other people do however pissees me off more than when I am the one making a mistake. Damn internet.
Don't like a comma before and in a list (depends on the style sheet you use), don't like the use of phrases like "report back" - it's redundant and don't like the lack of a possessive case before a gerundive!
This sight iz fol off immigants al day want iz pusse arse jizz in de mouth an nun off dem cannut spel four shet, half a nice dey.
Tank kew four reedin.
Better then instead of better than
Definately or a number of other variations instead of definitely
Definately or a number of other variations instead of definitely
Yes
As well as the pronunciation of:
your as "yer" (this one drives me crazy)
We're as "were"
going to as "gonna"
want to as "wanna"
asphalt is not pronounced ash-falt. There's no ash in it.
People who say "cement" instead of "concrete" They are not the same.
I can't pronounce it "ass fault" then since there is no ass in it and it's nobody's fault.
This has always bothered me as well.
how about people posting using all lower case letters or the other extreme POSTING IN ALL CAPITAL LETTERS.
Yes, luckily no one in the sports forum uses that... well, I'm just... oh never mind I won't do it.
