Grammar

[Vidboy10]

When I saw the title of this thread I thought Goli was the OP.

 

[nintendoom]

I got a straight question
If Who and is together is Whos
then Who and are together is Whore, right?
If yes then, YAY! I learned a new word!

You are being a huge ass right now.

Seriously...

@naglaro00
seriously

---I MEAN IT!---

 

[Depravo]

I got a straight question
If Who and is together is Whos
then Who and are together is Whore, right?
If yes then, YAY! I learned a new word!

No, it's who're. The apostrophe blocks the immature giggle.

 

[Waflix]

Would have been funnier had it not been for all the swearing. It wasn't that funny. There's only two things that bug me, I don't mind the whole "y r u" thing or anything like that, but what does bug me is this:

When people don't use capitals. I don't know why, but I just get irritated. There's one rule I live by when it comes to capitals:

Capitalization is the difference between "helping jack off the horse," and "helping Jack off the horse."

The second thing that bugs me, is when people use "alot".
alot =/= a lot.

I totally agree. I think it is also annoying when people use 'i' instead of 'I'.
And I really like the example you used, with Jack and jack.

In the Dutch language, many people use 'hun' (their) instead of 'zij' (they).
"Their are stupid."
I'm sorry for using a Dutch example, and especially sorry if I made any mistake.

 

[ineap09]

I got a straight question
If Who and is together is Whos
then Who and are together is Whore, right?
If yes then, YAY! I learned a new word!

No, it's who're. The apostrophe blocks the immature giggle.

 

[Eon-Rider]

I hate it when people say "anyways" instead of "anyway".

I hate it when people do not know the difference between "stationary" and "stationery".

ugh

http://gbatemp.net/index.php?act=findpost&pid=3382509

Ahem.

 

[Sausage Head]

I Think It Misses Something. So Lame Dude Lol

 

[GH0ST]

Google translation really helps me because I'm french ugh! 1 le4rn w U tks

 

[Sterling]

What's really stupid is when your primary language is English. Worse is when you actually live in an English speaking country. Where most if not all monetary transactions take place in ENGLISH! I have seen my friends and family do the same, and it pisses me off. Except my Grandmother, she has an excuse for being old, and unable to use a computer properly.

ANYWAYS Eon Rider...

 

[Ikki]

...

Spoiler

U mad?

 

[Waflix]

When I saw the title of this thread I thought Goli was the OP.

I'm sorry to ask, but what is an 'OP'?

 

[GH0ST]

When I saw the title of this thread I thought Goli was the OP.

I'm sorry to ask, but what is an 'OP'?

Acronym, Definition. OP, Opinion. OP, Operator (IRC). OP, Opus (Latin: A Work; used in referring to music). OP, Original Poster. OP, Operation/Operational ... or ordinis praedicatorum

 

[GundamXXX]

I have to admit... I lol'd a lot

 

[notmeanymore]

I hate people who on FaceBook or when texting don't just abbreviate. Abbreviations are fine, but wen u start tiping lyk dis, you really begin to piss me off. From that point I either stop replying, or, in rare cases, start insulting them until they finally prove that they can type/text properly, but choose not to.

 

[Nujui]

That was a.....interesting read.

I sometimes use the words y or u because it's faster to type them. But most of the time, I don't

 

[DigitalDeviant]

Spoiler

what I find funny is that he uses slang and then expects people to talk "properly", vernacular is vernacular deal with it.

 

[_Chaz_]

I approve of this thread's purpose.

 

[prowler]

sometimes i don't bother with grammar at all.
either because i'm not bothered or i do it to piss people off... like now, no caps, u mad?

 

[_Chaz_]

sometimes i don't bother with grammar at all.
either because i'm not bothered or i do it to piss people off... like now, no caps, u mad?

I was mildly upset.

 

[BobTheJoeBob]

ToBeHonest, What's the difference between those words?

Aside from the fact that "anyways" isn't a word in the English dictionary, not much.

You know what really bugs me, when people don't capitalise their I's. It's not that frickin hard to quickly press shift for a second while you type the I, honestly.