Person above: Dirty or clean?

Unknown · May 2014

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Chieflrg · May 2014

Dirty dude...

ChasingMyBliss · May 2014

dirty... no doubt!

elusive_design · May 2014

Pristine

ChasingMyBliss · May 2014

intense ... but dirty

Will_Thrust_For_Candy · May 2014

clean

Unknown · May 2014

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tlcarolinagirl · May 2014

So dirty!!!

elusive_design · May 2014

Dirty in all the right ways

willowdragonfly · May 2014

Ill say mostly clean but dirty when it counts

Unknown · May 2014

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Sinisterly · May 2014

Clean sprinkled with some dirty in between.

elusive_design · May 2014

Dirty Dirty and lovin every moment of it!

kendall916 · May 2014

You're eyes tell me you're dirty! :laugh:

.... yeah that's my fail of the day.... ^_^;

Sinisterly · May 2014

*Your

Hmm, clean.

elusive_design · May 2014

Grammer Bunny Strikes again! I maintain she is a dirty dirty bunny, I think.. maybe.. possibly!

vasairiah · May 2014

I'm gonna go with clean and a side of dirty

kendall916 · May 2014

*Your

Hmm, clean.

"You're" is a contraction of you are. It has no other uses.

"your" it's before another word (usually a noun or a pronoun) to show that it belongs to "you" (e.g., your car, your arm), is of "you" (e.g., your picture, your photograph) or is related to "you" (e.g., your uncle).

In conclusion I used the word "you're" correct in my last post.

Sinisterly · May 2014

*Your

Hmm, clean.

You're[i/] is a contraction of you are. It has no other uses.
Read more at http://www.grammar-monster.com/easily_confused/youre_your.htm#Ctj0MtWwA6p7m2rT.99
your its before another word (usually a noun or a pronoun) to show that it belongs to "you" (e.g., your car, your arm), is of "you" (e.g., your picture, your photograph) or is related to "you" (e.g., your uncle).

In conclusion I used the word you're correct in my last post.

As shown here:

"You're eyes"

YOU ARE eyes.

Okay then.

Sinisterly · May 2014

Dirty bunny is dirty.

kendall916 · May 2014

*Your

Hmm, clean.

You're[i/] is a contraction of you are. It has no other uses.
Read more at http://www.grammar-monster.com/easily_confused/youre_your.htm#Ctj0MtWwA6p7m2rT.99
your its before another word (usually a noun or a pronoun) to show that it belongs to "you" (e.g., your car, your arm), is of "you" (e.g., your picture, your photograph) or is related to "you" (e.g., your uncle).

In conclusion I used the word you're correct in my last post.

"You're eyes"

YOU ARE eyes.

Okay then.