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2 of the most annoying must be "would of" and "could of".

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By:
mitchell downie
When: 31 Dec 09 19:47
and should of, totally agree.
By:
Mr Eboue
When: 31 Dec 09 19:51
People who type 'loose' when they mean 'lose'.

I dont know why but it always makes me seeth a little.
By:
itsmyturn
When: 31 Dec 09 19:53
folk who post tosh on the bentfair forum
By:
JOCI Club
When: 31 Dec 09 19:54
Stop being ageist!
By:
V4 Vendetta
When: 31 Dec 09 19:55
I would like all of the censorship removed to be honest. Banning things is ***** * ** * * **** **** *****, imo.
By:
Glossy
When: 31 Dec 09 19:56
It's instead of its and its instead of it's.
By:
Pounf
When: 31 Dec 09 19:57
I despair when ppl continually use their, there and they`re incorerectly. thats how sad I am.
By:
JOCI Club
When: 31 Dec 09 19:57
.....I'd like to see the recalcitrant grandfathers given the same type of treatment too!
By:
itsmyturn
When: 31 Dec 09 19:57
^ Glossy
do you mean T its (.) (.)
By:
Big Charlie
When: 31 Dec 09 23:39
'How much has everywon one today' threads
By:
Bamboo
When: 31 Dec 09 23:44
Yeah but no but
By:
bodil
When: 31 Dec 09 23:49
Language eternally evolves. Dont kick against the pri*ks - unless you want a coronary.
By:
Pounf
When: 01 Jan 10 01:09
Schoolteacher to little boy...Your Grammar is absolutely $hite (its a scouse school)
little by to schooteacher....If thats the case then.. your Grandads a tw4t
By:
baracouda30
When: 01 Jan 10 04:14
Language eternally evolves.

Always used by the illiterate this excuse.

Like the sign in my local advertising ''pizza's''. FFS, why is it so difficult to get your head round the concept of plurals and possessives?

Because you can't be bothered and would rather spout tosh about language evolving?
By:
man of many moods
When: 01 Jan 10 04:23
There's an estate agent here with the name Cyprus Property's signwritten over their office.
Makes me cringe with double embarrassment for them every time I see it.
By:
Barney The Bot Slayer
When: 01 Jan 10 06:01
I went to a football club one day,
The club mascot was a Lion.
so the toilets where
'LION"
and
"LIONESS'S"

a triple s
By:
Aunty Post
When: 01 Jan 10 06:14
I still treasure the photograph which I took, outside a pub, a few years back.

The advertising board on the pavement said....... "FOOD NOW BEEN SERVED"...........

I bet they did fantastic business that lunch time!
By:
man of many moods
When: 01 Jan 10 06:59
lol - that's a grate won
By:
Curryisforlife
When: 01 Jan 10 07:02
I know it's not on here but does my head in when some t!t in the pub says 'Can I get a pint of lager please?'
Can I get? Can I get? ffs! What, do you want to serve yourself? What's wrong with saying 'A pint of lager please'?
By:
Aunty Post
When: 01 Jan 10 07:08
Then there are those who say....."he borrowed it to me"!
By:
Barney The Bot Slayer
When: 01 Jan 10 07:12
pawn shop add in OZ

"You can loan against your goods"
By:
Barney The Bot Slayer
When: 01 Jan 10 07:14
"YOU KNOW""

"I went to the Pub, you know, and sally was there, you know and she sat down next to me you know"

Please don't waste my time telling me something I already fking know !!
By:
man of many moods
When: 01 Jan 10 07:17
I agree. Fcking annoying. You hear what I'm saying?
By:
rogerthebutler
When: 01 Jan 10 07:54
'I was, like, really scared'

You were like scared - so not actually scared then
By:
Spirit Of My Weigh
When: 01 Jan 10 07:59
What bad grammar would you like banned on here?

Unspoken and presumed words.

For instance in the above sentence I would have inserted "to be" as in "like to be banned".

I would, also, like pedants banned, I mean to be banned.:)
By:
lovegod
When: 01 Jan 10 08:13
Can't stand people who say 'yeah' at the end of every sentence.
By:
Reyes
When: 01 Jan 10 08:51
heard a woman on the radio the other day commenting that her business literally fell off a cliff in the recession. I thought, oh, poor lady until the truth came out.
By:
JOCI Club
When: 01 Jan 10 09:02
Wouldn't it have 'actually' fallen off a cliff rather than 'literally' or did she mean someone wrote about it falling of the cliff?
By:
blackburn1
When: 01 Jan 10 09:20
Was that the lady who ran the tea rooms just outside Dover?
By:
baracouda30
When: 01 Jan 10 09:23
Yes, the 'get' thing is an unwanted Americanism.

''Can I get a cup of coffee''?

No, but you could GET yourself shot in the face you dipstick.
By:
Reyes
When: 01 Jan 10 09:25
the business didn't literally do anything!
By:
YER MAN
When: 01 Jan 10 11:32
Pounf 31 Dec 21:57


I despair when ppl continually use their, there and they`re incorerectly. thats how sad I am.
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People that spell incorrectly incorrectly irritate me!!
By:
Alex69
When: 01 Jan 10 11:36
'Offician' winds me up somewhat
By:
annie.
When: 01 Jan 10 11:42
I am reading a book on poker and I am appalled at thier misuse of 'there' instead of their. There are also a couple of spelling mistakes.
By:
Spirit Of My Weigh
When: 01 Jan 10 13:43
Poker Books? The're full of errors. There's one over there in my living-room which belongs to my housemates. Well I think its theirs, anyway....
By:
annie.
When: 01 Jan 10 13:52
lol, spirit
By:
Cubanpete
When: 01 Jan 10 13:54
like and innit
By:
Stevie Strikes
When: 01 Jan 10 13:54
Happy nu year
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 01 Jan 10 14:09
Amazing that a proper, published book would have grammar and spelling mistakes. I thought the big publishing companies all hired prove readers these days.
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