Proper use of "They're, there, and their"

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Not everyone types for a living, and some people dont see too good, yet know how to spell, and still type it wrong many times.

But yeah, I would think an executive Pencil pusher, better be spell perfect.

Luckily that isnt me, so i dont care as much.


i had to make atleast 2 or 3 typing corrections on this post alone. ;)
 
Not everyone types for a living, and some people dont see too good, yet know how to spell, and still type it wrong many times.

But yeah, I would think an executive Pencil pusher, better be spell perfect.

Luckily that isnt me, so i dont care as much.


i had to make atleast 2 or 3 typing corrections on this post alone. ;)
I get it. Well done!

Scott
 
If some of you folks spent some time in South Louisiana , you would absolutely lose your minds . :ROFLMAO:

I went to La for catastrophe duty (hurricane) once. Indeed, I could not understand some of the locals.

When I noticed billboards that said "Who Dat?" I knew I was in a special place.

Unfortunately now, I find myself saying "Who Dat!" occasionally.
 
A fellow at work sent out a short message he intended to be inspirational, thus:

God is bigger then you are!

As he (the sender) was quite overweight and quick to take offence, I had to stifle the impulse to reply accordingly.
Then and than (misuse) seems odd to me on a site that is so heavy on comparison …
 
Want to see a complete bastardization of the English language? C'mon down right'cher to the South. Ain't like anywheres else, y'all 😁.

Still wouldn't have it any other way though.
 
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