Things I learnt today

[Lightning McQueen]

Someone else knows the word "learnt"

Yep. I learned the same thing.

Youse learned nothing.

Isn't it "use"?

[Lightning McQueen]

Versing is taking over the world.

I remember my son saying a few years ago "we're versing Glenelg this week". Naturally I replied with "Singing with them or about them?". A puzzled look came my way as if to suggest I'm an idiot.

[dedja]

Versing is takingm over the world.

I remember my son saying a few years ago "we're versing Glenelg this week". Naturally I replied with "Singing with them or about them?". A puzzled look came my way as if to suggest I'm an idiot.

Yep, shits me no end.

Also people who say anyways instead of anyway

[Booney]

Someone else knows the word "learnt"

Yep. I learned the same thing.

Youse learned nothing.

Isn't it "use"?

Our Melbourne Production Manager uses youse.

[wenchbarwer]

Our Melbourne Production Manager uses youse.

Well, he is from Malbourne...

[Jimmy_041]

Youse learned nothing.

Isn't it "use"?

Our Melbourne Production Manager uses youse.

Is he a kiwi?

[Booney]

Is he a kiwi?

Nope.

[RB]

Versing is takingm over the world.

I remember my son saying a few years ago "we're versing Glenelg this week". Naturally I replied with "Singing with them or about them?". A puzzled look came my way as if to suggest I'm an idiot.

Yep, shits me no end.

Also people who say anyways instead of anyway

While we're at it, people who type "his" when they mean "he's".

Also, people who use an apostrophe before the s when they want to pluralise a word.

[amber_fluid]

Anyways I’m off
Hope youse have a good day’s

[dedja]

Anyway’s I’m off
Hope youse have a good day’s

EFA

[Lightning McQueen]

Versing is takingm over the world.

I remember my son saying a few years ago "we're versing Glenelg this week". Naturally I replied with "Singing with them or about them?". A puzzled look came my way as if to suggest I'm an idiot.

Yep, shits me no end.

Also people who say anyways instead of anyway

While we're at it, people who type "his" when they mean "he's".

Also, people who use an apostrophe before the s when they want to pluralise a word.

whuffer's trademark, although now I think he just does it because he knows it gives me conniption fits reading it.

I fluff the 2nd line up sometimes, it's ownership or when you take out a letter..............I think

[Lightning McQueen]

Anyways I’m off
Hope youse have a good day’s

Australia is versing Pakistan tonight

[Lightning McQueen]

Writing "to" when it is meant to be "too" is the equivalent of someone scraping their nails down a chalkboard.

[amber_fluid]

Writing "to" when it is meant to be "too" is the equivalent of someone scraping their nails down a chalkboard.

I hate that two

[Booney]

Writing "to" when it is meant to be "too" is the equivalent of someone scraping their nails down a chalkboard.

I hate that two

They're, their, you'll be fine.

[RB]

While we're at it, people who type "his" when they mean "he's".

Also, people who use an apostrophe before the s when they want to pluralise a word.

whuffer's trademark, although now I think he just does it because he knows it gives me conniption fits reading it.

I fluff the 2nd line up sometimes, it's ownership or when you take out a letter..............I think

Yep. Never merely to pluralise something. The only possible exception I'll make is if it absolutely has to be in there to convey the relevant meaning - e.g. the Oakland A's.

[RB]

Writing "to" when it is meant to be "too" is the equivalent of someone scraping their nails down a chalkboard.

100%, causes a reverse orgasm

[RB]

Oh and one final one, when folks pronouce "wrath" to rhyme with "math" rather than "moth".

[dedja]

Oh and one final one, when folks pronouce "wrath" to rhyme with "math" rather than "moth".

A bit of a mute point ...

[wenchbarwer]

While we're at it, people who type "his" when they mean "he's".

Also, people who use an apostrophe before the s when they want to pluralise a word.

whuffer's trademark, although now I think he just does it because he knows it gives me conniption fits reading it.

I fluff the 2nd line up sometimes, it's ownership or when you take out a letter..............I think

Yep. Never merely to pluralise something. The only possible exception I'll make is if it absolutely has to be in there to convey the relevant meaning - e.g. the Oakland A's.

Redundant now, their* just the Athletics