Just getting this off my chest
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I prefer this definition for "loose": set free; release. As in "loose the hounds".
I imagine someone unleashing their weight as a weapon. It's a fun mental image, like the "alot": http://hyperboleandahalf.blogspot.com/2010/04/alot-is-better-than-you-at-everything.html0 -
i was hoping for more chest0
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And while we are at it:
IT'S = "it is" a contraction complete with the subject AND the verb built in
ITS = possessive pronoun denoting ownership as in "The cat licked its butt."0 -
:ohwell:
Alrighty then0 -
When people use 'Pacific' instead of 'specific' in conversation.
How?! Why?!0 -
And let's not get started on the use of "literally," the most oft misused and redundant term. Ha. (Dusts off his grammar police badge)0
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Lose [Looz]: to come to be without
Loose [Loos]: free from anything that binds or restrains; unfettered
Ahhh. I feel better. :ohwell:
thank you, OP0 -
OH, and people who say "li-berry." It is not a damn berry. It is a place of books, from the Latin Libros. It is "library" Ah, that felt good. My poor wife is a librarian and cringes at that misuse.0
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people who say "axed" instead of "asked"0
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And woman is singular, women is more than one woman.0
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When people use 'Pacific' instead of 'specific' in conversation.
How?! Why?!
I was really guilty of this when I was a kid!!
Lol. But I now use the excuse "I'm bilingual. So I do apologize if you didn't understand half of what you just heard."0 -
People who say "actually" in a snobbish way when trying to correct someone. It makes one sound even more like a scumbag.0
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OH, and people who say "li-berry." It is not a damn berry. It is a place of books, from the Latin Libros. It is "library" Ah, that felt good. My poor wife is a librarian and cringes at that misuse.
One of my pet peeves. My second grade teacher called it the libary.
ARGH.0 -
And let's not get started on the use of "literally," the most oft misused and redundant term. Ha. (Dusts off his grammar police badge)
People who use redundant Middle English because they think it makes them sound clever....0 -
Saying "defiantly" instead of "definitely". Completely different meanings.0
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Thanks so much... this has been on my list of annoying things too!
How about typing "prolly" instead of "probably"? I think people think "prolly" is the actual word.0 -
@thefisherking - I completely agree with you, BUT...
the definition of literally has been altered by many sources: "The definition of literally is no longer the literal definition of literally"
http://www.cnn.com/2013/08/15/living/literally-definition/0 -
Mine is aww and awe...... My sister constantly says awe at every cute picture and it drives me bonkers!!!0
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"would of" and "could of" instead of "would Have" and "could have" Colloquialisms but incorrect.0
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Loose is what your pants will be when you lose weight. haha0
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