Fellow grammar Nazis--who's with me?

[kay1864]

"self-deleted by its author" is hopelessly redundant, and needs to be fixed now. NOW. NOW, DAMMIT!

[MADem]

1. At least there's no apostrophe in ITS--that's a bright spot in an otherwise contorted phrase!

[kay1864]

2. True

[narnian60]

6. Hahahaha.

Excellent.

[cwydro]

9. I love this!

Du is littered with these offenders lol.

[MADem]

12. LOL--I love that cartoon! nt

[Rhiannon12866]

14. That makes me nuts, too! I used to be a proofreader...

[frogmarch]

3. I agree. It's right up there with

"he thought to himself."

[malthaussen]

5. See, that's because you don't believe in telepathy. n/t

[Iggo]

4. Right.Fucking.Now.

[WinkyDink]

7. Perhaps as opposed to some technology's allowing the post to self-destruct (See: "Impossible,

Mission&quot ?

[KamaAina]

8. Isn't that "whose with me"?

[SCantiGOP]

20. Thats what I thought two

just trying to irritate a few folks...........

[kay1864]

21. Begone, interlopers!

It's people like you what cause unrest.

[Glorfindel]

10. I have been savagely attacked for objecting to the use of "Democrat" as an adjective,

as in "Democrat Party." We grammar Nazis need our own safe group where we can poke cruel fun at everyone else.

[MADem]

13. That's unsurprising. It's the DEMOCRATIC Party--"Democrat Party" is a right wing slap in the face.

It's used to set our teeth on edge.

It goes back to that commercial where the "rat" in the word Democrat was highlighted.

Very poor form, but that's how the GOP plays it.

[TeamPooka]

16. and deserving of every attack when you use it that way.

I'm just piling on now.

[Major Nikon]

11. ...

[kay1864]

18. LOL!

[TeamPooka]

15. There, they're, their now. Your on you're own with this one. nt :)

[kay1864]

19. I liked your reply alot.

[yourpicturehere]

17. Myself

That's my new one. Who put "myself" in the place of "me" or "I" in the grammar rules?

At least cars don't "career" off the highway as much.

I LOVE grammar Nazis.

[Blue_In_AK]

22. I'm still coming to grips

with they and them being used as singular pronouns. It's just.not.right.