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Originally Posted by alwann

OLD JOKE.
"Where's it at?"'
"Don't be stupid. It's wrong to end a sentence with a preposition."
"OK then, where's it at, as---ole?"

"Preposition"? Isn't that hemorrhoid medication?

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Originally Posted by Pugchief

LOL, that has to be at the far bottom of the list of egregious spelling and grammar faux pas encountered on TOTV daily.

Fox paws?

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Originally Posted by jimjamuser

Maybe it should be - the 1st consecutive 2 items out of 20 ?

Zackly! 😃

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Originally Posted by CFrance

"I could care less" is now an accepted form of sarcasm meaning the same as "I couldn't care less."

Not "accepted", "EXCEPTED". Just trina hep.

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Originally Posted by tophcfa

Regardless, is it really important? I prefer substance over form.

Substance is not attractive if it isn't nicely formed. Just sayin' that both are important. 😉

[Whatnext]

Originally Posted by CFrance

"I could care less" is now an accepted form of sarcasm meaning the same as "I couldn't care less."

But it doesn't, does it?

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Originally Posted by Topspinmo

You lose me which makes me lost.

Are you sure you're not loost?
Or, should that be loosed?
Oh, hail! 🤔

[Flyers999]

Just reading all of the posts in this thread is making my blood boil.

Don't you hate it when ignorant people try to pass themselfs off as intellectuals?

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by Whatnext

But it doesn't, does it?

It depends on how you choose to interpret it.

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Originally Posted by Flyers999

Just reading all of the posts in this thread is making my blood boil.

Don't you hate it when ignorant people try to pass themselfs off as intellectuals?

Ya! Specially when they interups me right in the middle of my intelectualizing with frens. Know what I mean?

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Originally Posted by CFrance

It depends on how you choose to interpret it.

Literally?

[Whatnext]

Originally Posted by CFrance

It depends on how you choose to interpret it.

Clarification is important if you 'could care less.' By what % could could you care less?
'Couldn't care less' is 100%

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Originally Posted by Whatnext

Clarification is important if you 'could care less.' By what % could could you care less?
'Couldn't care less' is 100%

Iffen you says so. Sounds 'bout rite tou me. 🤠

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Originally Posted by Risuli

I'll add my pet peeve. "Two in a row." Two can only be consecutive. It takes three to make a row.

But, not when rows are inline. There can be 1 row or two or more rows lined up.

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Originally Posted by Topspinmo

But, not when rows are inline. There can be 1 row or two or more rows lined up.

If the Sargeant yell "lineup in a row,men" , and there is only you and Beetle, what do you do? Side by side? Front and back? Diagonal? Or tell the sarge he's a dumb mo#&@$#/@%er?
All I know is I will be 1st in line.