There is no such thing as RPM's
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How about "Carry-oak-ee" = Karaoke
WHERE does this spelling show that it's pronounced this way?
I know a LOT of people who are going to "UNTHAW" some steaks to cook up. LOL
Who wants to freeze steaks before you eat them?
Last one, when I was in college our student union was called the University Center, or UC for short, as in "I'll meet you at the UC". MANY boneheads called it the UC Center. LOL They didn't get it.
WHERE does this spelling show that it's pronounced this way?
I know a LOT of people who are going to "UNTHAW" some steaks to cook up. LOL
Who wants to freeze steaks before you eat them?
Last one, when I was in college our student union was called the University Center, or UC for short, as in "I'll meet you at the UC". MANY boneheads called it the UC Center. LOL They didn't get it.
this one gets me the most
It is going to be a very long summer. But while we're at it.....
your and you're- one shows possession and one is a contraction for "you are". get it right people.
there, their and they're- see above.
to, too and two- this one really gets my OCD spun up.
are and our- really guys? learn to proof read.
towards- leave the "s" off of the end. always.
me, myself and I- say it in your head to make sure it makes sense before saying it out loud.
irregardless- nope. no such word. just use regardless.
loose and lose- "if your pants are too loose, you might lose your pants." use this as a guide if you need to.
were, where and we're- this one should not be that difficult to figure out.
afterwards- no such word in American English; only afterward.
your and you're- one shows possession and one is a contraction for "you are". get it right people.
there, their and they're- see above.
to, too and two- this one really gets my OCD spun up.
are and our- really guys? learn to proof read.
towards- leave the "s" off of the end. always.
me, myself and I- say it in your head to make sure it makes sense before saying it out loud.
irregardless- nope. no such word. just use regardless.
loose and lose- "if your pants are too loose, you might lose your pants." use this as a guide if you need to.
were, where and we're- this one should not be that difficult to figure out.
afterwards- no such word in American English; only afterward.
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Dobber1
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I could care less about this BS.
Bugs me to...
My drag racing buds from eastern wa always say " I crossed the line at 118 Mile per hour" instead of Mile*s* per hour... Bugs me for some stupid reason
My drag racing buds from eastern wa always say " I crossed the line at 118 Mile per hour" instead of Mile*s* per hour... Bugs me for some stupid reason
For Sale: 2005 900 RMK with 975 engine from Carl's Cycle. $4800
ok you took a engine out of carls cycle and put it in your sled. does carl know?
I know you are just having a bit of fun with me but I'll bite.
Carl's Cycle
Don't blame me. I didn’t name the place.
Carl's is showing possession of the Cycle Sales business not my engine. They are quite aware of my possession of said engine.
Carl's Cycle
Don't blame me. I didn’t name the place.
Carl's is showing possession of the Cycle Sales business not my engine. They are quite aware of my possession of said engine.
This one really bothers me the most! If you could care less doesn't that mean that you actually care. Now if you couldn't care less then you obviously have no care
LOL. I hear that a lot too. I always thought the same thing. haha
Can't even convey how glad I am that others are bothered by the lack of punctuation and grammar on here. I shouldn't care about it but I do anyway, guess I forgot my pills this morning.
There is no such thing as...
A Tuna fish sandwich. I don't have a Turkey bird sandwich.
Chocoholic. Actually, you are a Chocic, or maybe a chocolatic... If I am wrong, then there are millions of alcoholoholics.
Cummings Diesel
A Tuna fish sandwich. I don't have a Turkey bird sandwich.
Chocoholic. Actually, you are a Chocic, or maybe a chocolatic... If I am wrong, then there are millions of alcoholoholics.
Cummings Diesel
YES!!!!!! Threre are guys who have owned one for years and look at the badge every day and still don't know how to read it!
As in, "don't aks me again, it's the next eggsit."
Or when people say, "needless to say, it goes without saying, say no more, enough said.
Or when some is telling you something and says, "To be perfectly honest with you...". What the hell does that mean? Everything you tell me is total b.s. , or a lie?
or when in school, there was always the person that would answer the question with, "I was just gonna say........"
I feel better now.
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