June 2010
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“I couldn’t possibly have sex with someone with such a slender grasp on grammar.”
– Russell Brand (via sexisnottheenemy) (via ironlionzion) (via ledgeradio) (via 12minds)
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April 2010
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March 2010
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txtsfrmlstnght: (440): I did my dad and i had to keep going back there to pick up coffee (1-440): please read the first 4 words of that text and consider punctuation.
Mar 12th
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February 2010
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Overruled: What language experts don't care about →
Yes, there are plenty of grammar “rules” that your grade-school teachers may have taught you, but that you can ignore because language changes over time. (And also because following said rules to the letter may make you sound absolutely ridiculous. Trust your ears, folks.) Here’s an example: In your own usage, how should you decide whether it’s a rule you should follow? Well,...
Feb 21st
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“RT @citrixbuckeye: Sportswriters compose useless dribble anymore. Especially...”
– Twitter of Peter King, senior NFL writer at Sports Illustrated [King’s reply is after the ellipsis]
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January 2010
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How to use a semicolon - The Oatmeal →
Learn it. Live it. Love it.
Jan 29th
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txtsfrmlstnght: (813): y-o-u-r-e = you are, y-o-u-r = your. you are a bag of douche not your bag of douche. if you’re going to insult me at least do it in proper english. that is all. Technically, you could have a bag of douches, which is really just an odd thing to possess.
Jan 26th
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STUFFS is a verb, not a fucking noun.
(via srsly)
Jan 26th
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