loose vs lose
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callsitlikeiseeit wrote: »lolol better here than on every post- all 800 of them i see a day with it used incorrectly.
wouldnt want to make any specific person feel bad LOLOLOLOL (would they though? probably not)
Or do some people make a LOLOLOL sound when they laugh? Kinda like santa's HOHOHOs?
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callsitlikeiseeit wrote: »
Isn't that Laughing Out Loud Out Loud Out Loud Out Loud (and repeat) though?!
PS The loose/lose drives me nutso too!
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Can we do Alanis Morrisette and her definition of irony next ?
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ncboiler89 wrote: »OP - get lost. This isn't a grammar forum.
That's a great reason, because people on this site don't rant / verbally *kitten* about peeps and pizza and cat GIFs and science and who they'd like to bang and other non-health-and-fitness topics...0 -
THANK YOU for creating this thread.0
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I can't say m@sturbate?0
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JustinAnimal wrote: »ncboiler89 wrote: »OP - get lost. This isn't a grammar forum.
That's a great reason, because people on this site don't rant / verbally *kitten* about peeps and pizza and cat GIFs and science and who they'd like to bang and other non-health-and-fitness topics...
nope. never happens. i don't know what you're talking about0 -
Hmm can't believe you are at 676 posts and didn't realize this one isn't a good idea, people that usually post this topic are under 30 posts. What prompted you to do so now? Was it to make people feel bad about themselves because saying an adult is dumber than a 9 year old is pretty insulting. Keep going though, people are gonna love you...........what a gem.0
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emmydoodles83 wrote: »Hmm can't believe you are at 676 posts and didn't realize this one isn't a good idea, people that usually post this topic are under 30 posts. What prompted you to do so now? Was it to make people feel bad about themselves because saying an adult is dumber than a 9 year old is pretty insulting. Keep going though, people are gonna love you...........what a gem.
with my username you really think i care what strangers think of me? L:OL0 -
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It's great that you tackled this subject in such a condescending manner. That is a great way to reach people. /sarcasm0
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callsitlikeiseeit wrote: »
You should probably use capital letters and apostrophes more consistently in a post that corrects people's grammar. LOLOL
*I'm.
*Don't.
*Someone's... thought that should be 'somebody's'
*'I' as in 'I', 'I'm' etc. should be a capital and so should the start of a new sentence.
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callsitlikeiseeit wrote: »emmydoodles83 wrote: »Hmm can't believe you are at 676 posts and didn't realize this one isn't a good idea, people that usually post this topic are under 30 posts. What prompted you to do so now? Was it to make people feel bad about themselves because saying an adult is dumber than a 9 year old is pretty insulting. Keep going though, people are gonna love you...........what a gem.
with my username you really think i care what strangers think of me? L:OL
Yea that's easy to do on the internet isn't it0 -
benjaminhkohl wrote: »It's great that you tackled this subject in such a condescending manner. That is a great way to reach people. /sarcasm
Well i mean, presumably these people are over 18 and not... 9.0 -
JennaViolet wrote: »callsitlikeiseeit wrote: »
You should probably use capital letters and apostrophes more consistently in a post that corrects people's grammar. LOLOL
*I'm.
*Don't.
*Someone's... thought that should be 'somebody's'
*'I' as in 'I', 'I'm' etc. should be a capital and so should the start of a new sentence.
but at least my words are used properly! I may be lackadaisical about some things (apostrophes and capitalization among them), but I don't often use words incorrectly.0 -
WalkingAlong wrote: »callsitlikeiseeit wrote: »lolol better here than on every post- all 800 of them i see a day with it used incorrectly.
wouldnt want to make any specific person feel bad LOLOLOLOL (would they though? probably not)
Or do some people make a LOLOLOL sound when they laugh? Kinda like santa's HOHOHOs?
The over-inclusion of LOL drives me crazy.0 -
My gym t-shirt
Which I am wearing as I write
There's no hope for me ..but at least my PT is learning stuff
Ironic bahahahahaa
Is that cease or seize?
Ha! Just kidding. Although I do think the use of "cease" in the T-shirt might confuse some folks.
OP, you are fighting a lost cause. There are some things you simply must learn to ignore...
**Double checks grammar. Chooses "must learn" instead of "have to learn". Still writes in fragments.**
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callsitlikeiseeit wrote: »benjaminhkohl wrote: »It's great that you tackled this subject in such a condescending manner. That is a great way to reach people. /sarcasm
Well i mean, presumably these people are over 18 and not... 9.
Age doesn't mean anything with learning.
Also, if you're going to pick on people's grammar, please make sure yours is okay.
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this post will not make a difference, been here awhile to see that. loose is used incorrectly, muscle weighs more than fat etc, they are just part of mfp.0
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callsitlikeiseeit wrote: »JennaViolet wrote: »callsitlikeiseeit wrote: »
You should probably use capital letters and apostrophes more consistently in a post that corrects people's grammar. LOLOL
*I'm.
*Don't.
*Someone's... thought that should be 'somebody's'
*'I' as in 'I', 'I'm' etc. should be a capital and so should the start of a new sentence.
but at least my words are used properly! I may be lackadaisical about some things (apostrophes and capitalization among them), but I don't often use words incorrectly.
Um, ok? So you can a la carte the rules of puncuation, and that's ok. But use loose instead of lose and you are dumber than a 9 year old?
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how do I loose this thread?
and in..because this should end well....0 -
This thread will not do much good and will be deleted. But yes, loose as lose makes me stabby every time I read it.0
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I think we should start a movement to change it it so it's "looze" just like "booze" Forget the "s". That's what makes it confusing.0
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mamapeach910 wrote: »I think we should start a movement to change it it so it's "looze" just like "booze" Forget the "s". That's what makes it confusing.
mmm booze. that would make everything all better.
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I do cringe when I see loose instead of lose, but English is a second language for some people on here and I tend to let it slide.
Plus, my grammar is terrible, so I guess I can't really judge others.0 -
Making this a sticky to avoid the error might be nice.
I make errors all the time (some that embarrass me when I see my post quoted, since I'm not the best proof-reader), but I really don't understand how people think that the proper spelling of lose is "loose" (or misuse apostrophes so badly). I ran into that for the first time when I used to read sports discussions on usenet in the '90s (why, I don't know, it was a ridiculous waste of time!). "You're team is going to loose!" Ugh.0 -
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They're fine. They don't bother me any. Never said i was perfect. It's a pet peeve. Like me bitching at my husband for leaving all the kitchen cabinets open. I'm pretty sure he does it on purpose. LOL
lots of LOL's just for *kitten* and giggles LOLOLOLOLOLOL0
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