LOSE...NOT LOOSE
Muppyooh
Posts: 290 Member
You want to lose weight. You want your clothes to be loose.
It's been driving me crazy.
It's been driving me crazy.
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THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!0
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drives me crazy too and it's against the rules to correct grammar on here. lame0
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also people who confuse weigh for weight. you "weigh" your food. you don't "weight" your food.0
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I notice that a lot here. Not sure if maybe it's peoples auto correct swapping around the words maybe because it's very common here.0
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theoatmeal.com/comics/misspelling
Everyone on this forum ought to be required to read that before posting here.0 -
I gave up this fight years ago.0
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Yay..thank you for posting this!!0
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Yeah, well, English isn't even my first language but at least I get that one right. I will never comprehend how common it is not to take pride in one's mother tongue, have to use eye bleach here on a daily basis.0
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Yeah well the last time I posted about this very thing it turned into a very hateful posts from others about me being too judgmental and how for some, English might be their second language, or they may be in a hurry when posting from their phones, etc. The post was closed by the admins because it got so bad (although I responded to none of it).
It still drives me nuts, but I (mostly) just ignore it.0 -
Not everyone is educated in the same way. Not everyone has English as their first language. I think it is more important to listen to what is being said or asked. After all none of us are perfect and we all make mistakes.0
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Spelling is one of those things that really drive me nuts. Especially when I accidentally read it the way they wrote it and I'm sitting there like...what??? I usually try to turn my cheek and ignore it, because I don't want to be a spelling or grammar cop. I know how annoying that can be.0
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spelling is vary importent0
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^lmao0
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manderson27 wrote: »Not everyone is educated in the same way. Not everyone has English as their first language. I think it is more important to listen to what is being said or asked. After all none of us are perfect and we all make mistakes.
Actually the absolute basics are a complete and utter mess in many cases where the writer's first language is English. It's unbelievable to me that many foreigners manage to learn the language better in their few years of language classes in school. Obvious typos are one thing but sub-standard spelling is appalling.0 -
As long as I can understand what is being typed, it doesn't really bother me. Besides, we're all here to motivate each other to lose weight and not to be criticized for grammatical errors. Real ppl are struggling with their weight and health issues, let's focus on that shall we?0
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Yeah, well, English isn't even my first language but at least I get that one right. I will never comprehend how common it is not to take pride in one's mother tongue, have to use eye bleach here on a daily basis.
Yes! I actually saw a user name that is something like, "LivingtoLoose." I have to laugh. I would love to see pride in a well-written sentence return.0 -
No judgement here. Just my OCD.0
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manderson27 wrote: »Not everyone is educated in the same way. Not everyone has English as their first language. I think it is more important to listen to what is being said or asked. After all none of us are perfect and we all make mistakes.
Well of course, but why does it, at times, become such a contentious argument? When you know better you can do better.0 -
YEP.0
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Meh! Topic has been done to death.
It drives me crazy when people don't use the search function...0 -
Most people just don't know proper spelling/grammar anymore.0
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lauraripson wrote: »Most people just don't know proper spelling/grammar anymore.
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drives me crazy too!denise123177 wrote: »You want to lose weight. You want your clothes to be loose.
It's been driving me crazy.
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yup, makes my eye twitch! i hold back though because i realize some people have learning disabilities (like my husband who is actually REALLY smart but can't spell worth a darn) or english as second language (and really, if you're newly english speaking and you keep seeing these errors, you end up learning them).0
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lauraripson wrote: »Most people just don't know proper spelling/grammar anymore.
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indeed English is not my first language, must say that lose vs. loose was one of the first lesson i learned in MFP . but hey i completely understand your OCD , i speak spanish witch the grammar is ten thousand more complicated than english and when i see something so bad spell i just think dude where did u go to school0
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I loose the fat. I set it free to frolic and caper about.0
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witch?????? lmao0
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