Losing not loosing!

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There is a difference people! Losing is the correct way to say, for example: "I am losing weight."

Loosing is not a word!

/end venting
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  • butterbean4283
    butterbean4283 Posts: 258 Member
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    Also, please note the difference in there, their, they're, to, too, two, its, it's, your, and you're. :)
  • spade117
    spade117 Posts: 2,466 Member
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    You're post is awesome. I hope their will be at least to people who learn from this.
  • LoganAnthony6
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    Also, please note the difference in there, their, to, too, two, its, it's, your, and you're. :)

    You forgot "They're".
  • LoganAnthony6
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    You're post is awesome. I hope their will be at least to people who learn from this.

    LOL. **** alert.
  • Textmessage
    Textmessage Posts: 387 Member
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    Huge expectations, OP. One can dream though!
  • cazzer69
    cazzer69 Posts: 162 Member
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    There is a difference people! Losing is the correct way to say, for example: "I am losing weight."

    Loosing is not a word!

    /end venting

    If you let loose the hounds....you would be loosing them.
    Just saying it's a word...
  • Monica_has_a_goal
    Monica_has_a_goal Posts: 694 Member
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    I pay more attention to the meaning of the statements ..
  • TrailRunner61
    TrailRunner61 Posts: 2,505 Member
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    I think that most of us are smart enough to understand whether a person means loose or lose. It's not that hard. Who cares?
  • xxnellie146xx
    xxnellie146xx Posts: 996 Member
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    No matter how many times this gets posted, people still will use lose and loose wrong. :grumble:
  • stephdeeable
    stephdeeable Posts: 1,407 Member
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    Thank you for fixing the internet!
  • Xhell_on_heelsX
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    There is a difference people! Losing is the correct way to say, for example: "I am losing weight."

    Loosing is not a word!

    /end venting

    AMEN!
  • LoganAnthony6
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    There is a difference people! Losing is the correct way to say, for example: "I am losing weight."

    Loosing is not a word!

    /end venting

    If you let loose the hounds....you would be loosing them.
    Just saying it's a word...

    No, you wouldn't be loosing them... You would be RELEASING them.
  • LoganAnthony6
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    There is a difference people! Losing is the correct way to say, for example: "I am losing weight."

    Loosing is not a word!

    /end venting

    If you let loose the hounds....you would be loosing them.
    Just saying it's a word...

    No, you wouldn't be loosing them... You would be RELEASING them.

    On this note.

    WHO LET THE DOGS OUT?!!
  • sigsby
    sigsby Posts: 220 Member
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    There is a difference people! Losing is the correct way to say, for example: "I am losing weight."

    Loosing is not a word!

    /end venting

    That being said... I am looooooosing weight!!! :bigsmile:

    LOL
  • LoganAnthony6
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    I think that most of us are smart enough to understand whether a person means loose or lose. It's not that hard. Who cares?

    You care enough to comment... Clearly that's something?
  • mfoy94
    mfoy94 Posts: 228 Member
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    You're post is awesome. I hope their will be at least to people who learn from this.

    their lol.
  • chivalryder
    chivalryder Posts: 4,391 Member
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    It really shocks me how frequently this exact same topic comes up on the message boards!
  • LoganAnthony6
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    There is a difference people! Losing is the correct way to say, for example: "I am losing weight."

    Loosing is not a word!

    /end venting

    That being said... I am looooooosing weight!!! :bigsmile:

    LOL

    Hhahaha. A-hole. :P
  • cazzer69
    cazzer69 Posts: 162 Member
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    There is a difference people! Losing is the correct way to say, for example: "I am losing weight."

    Loosing is not a word!

    /end venting

    If you let loose the hounds....you would be loosing them.
    Just saying it's a word...

    No, you wouldn't be loosing them... You would be RELEASING them.

    loosing present participle of loose (Verb)
    Verb
    Set free; release: "the hounds have been loosed".
    Untie; unfasten: "the ropes were loosed"
  • billsica
    billsica Posts: 4,741 Member
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    as a nonspeller i feal excluded from this concarsations can this be a group instad thank u i aslo dont use puncturation
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