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14. I see those mixed up to, two often. Just kidding. eom

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Tue Dec 31, 2013, 11:13 PM

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How to comfort a "grammar Nazi"... [View all] kentuck Dec 2013 OP

Lmao!!! darkangel218 Dec 2013 #1

I have 2 college degrees and I still RoverSuswade Dec 2013 #2

WHO IS here? elleng Dec 2013 #3

I kinda think of it like this - if you can use "him," you can use "whom" nt Sarah Ibarruri Dec 2013 #6

As in - and I can't believe I hear this marybourg Dec 2013 #9

Yes, that drives me up a tree. RebelOne Jan 2014 #17

What's wrong with going to the store? immoderate Jan 2014 #25

Him and me? That gave me a migraine! ouch! nt Sarah Ibarruri Jan 2014 #39

Sorta like "him-whoming around?" RoverSuswade Jan 2014 #26

Yip! Him-whoming! nt Sarah Ibarruri Jan 2014 #38

No soup for you! longship Dec 2013 #4

Theirry're ... that should cover it n/t ProdigalJunkMail Dec 2013 #5

Your, you're own man............. Isoldeblue Dec 2013 #7

after seeing too many improperly apostrophised "its" lately.... BlancheSplanchnik Dec 2013 #8

The stupid autocorrect on the iPad changes it for me all the time. Blue_In_AK Dec 2013 #13

omg! my android gives me the choice. BlancheSplanchnik Jan 2014 #32

If you get their point who cares? nt Logical Jan 2014 #29

if you have a sense of humor, BlancheSplanchnik Jan 2014 #30

Sorry! My bad! nt Logical Jan 2014 #33

pro noblem. BlancheSplanchnik Jan 2014 #34

LOL good one! nt Logical Jan 2014 #35

This always gets a good chuckle. ManiacJoe Dec 2013 #10

This one is cute also Revanchist Jan 2014 #18

bAAAAA. HAAAAA!!!! BlancheSplanchnik Jan 2014 #31

I just misspell sastika. n/t Aerows Dec 2013 #11

Me and my wife SCVDem Dec 2013 #12

depends n/t LiberalElite Jan 2014 #23

I see those mixed up to, two often. Just kidding. eom Blanks Dec 2013 #14

The Oxford Comma valerief Dec 2013 #15

Yep! SCVDem Jan 2014 #16

You know how many different style guides there are? Revanchist Jan 2014 #19

Can you imagine SCVDem Jan 2014 #20

Can you imagine Revanchist Jan 2014 #21

It might not be appropriate SCVDem Jan 2014 #22

Actually, that comma is because of a different rule dragonlady Jan 2014 #24

Right, and so it doesn't apply if the author is a prominent pop singer or a Brazilian soccer star. Jim Lane Jan 2014 #36

Not on the reference page Revanchist Jan 2014 #37

That's too, to, two much. WinkyDink Jan 2014 #27

That's two, to, too much! rock Jan 2014 #28