Mini Rant

Kazz said:
It's a good thing you got rid of it when you did. Playing that thing every day you probably would have ended up with heavy metal poisoning too!
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Oh, I've got that! Right, jfb??? :rock:
 
I gave up on man's written inhumanity to man long ago. And women fail just as much, too. (<- notice that I used two 'o's. That means 'also')
*sigh* My mother was a language nazi, as well. That probably made me a language nazi youth.
 
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My father, a well educated man, always said "as long as you can fill out your football pools and a UB40 yourself you will never have a problem in life"
 
Mixstar said:
Here's one that has almost certainly come from bad use of the language and that is "off of" meaning, presumably, "from". I only noticed this a couple of years ago in conversation but have seen it slipping in to the written language as well lately. One I noticed today was in an article about kids who are going round stealing confederate flags in the US:
The article in question is: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-trending-33555541

Where has that come from, it certainly isn't in my vocabulary?
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Hate that one too along with:

"Which" you.

"Youse" guy's.

"Leave" go.

"Youns".
 
Do to the serousness of this discussion, weather you agree or not, you might most prolly be right. Then again, supposably, you might not be.

I work with this guy.
 
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