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Just saw this gem on CNN.Com (comments section):
"The problem is our government they spend money like is no tomorrow, and we have no back up for something like that happens"
Just saw this gem on CNN.Com (comments section):
"The problem is our government they spend money like is no tomorrow, and we have no back up for something like that happens"
Hmmm...Based on this writing sample, it looks like that person has the requisite qualifications for employment at CNN...
"Supprized that dork didn't leave his cart in the parking space to let it roll into and t-bone another parked vehicle. When the whole vehicle rocks back and forth because you had to jam your breaks on that hard at 5 MPH, it was too close."
"Supprized that dork didn't leave his cart in the parking space to let it roll into and t-bone another parked vehicle. When the whole vehicle rocks back and forth because you had to jam your breaks on that hard at 5 MPH, it was too close."
LOL, some of these are funny! I have a degree in English, though, and I'm not really anal-retentive about the use, and occasional abuse, of English. I forget certain spelling rules in other languages, so someone from another country could easily accuse me of not having a good command of his or her language. It does sometimes give one an air of superiority, though, to be able to rip apart a truly terrible grammatical mishap. We are the grammar police--keeping the language safe since 1884.
"I think the OP is looking for good, objective advise."
"Isn't it nice she can get advise from people from different areas."
All three are in different posts by the same author in the same thread.
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