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I know that it could be a separate thread for all misused and misspelled words (as opposed to those we simply don't like), but the one that makes me want to throw the book/magazine/newspaper at the writer is this:
I hate the word "sody pop". I was in Indiana at a restraunt and the waiter asked me what kind of sody pop I wanted. The word just makes me feel sick to my stomach.
I hate the word "sody pop". I was in Indiana at a restraunt and the waiter asked me what kind of sody pop I wanted. The word just makes me feel sick to my stomach.
I've never heard of sody pop-funny! I hate " I don't got none." I went on a date once and the man I was with said it to a waiter I think-he never heard from me again-
However, I once wrote a "love poem," in all double negatives, to my husband in a writing class, and it really made a lot of people angry -- they thought I was terrible!
I've never heard of sody pop-funny! I hate " I don't got none." I went on a date once and the man I was with said it to a waiter I think-he never heard from me again-
Actually, you two spelled it wrong, it's sodIE-Pop, no y.
I don't got none, man, my Mom would go nuts if we ever said that.
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