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same thing with your "New Orleans: videotapped beating" thread?
the truth is I put in 4 "m"'s and then hit backspace too much.
Can someone tell me the grammatical rules for the words to, too, and two?
same thing with your "New Orleans: videotapped beating" thread?
the truth is I put in 4 "m"'s and then hit backspace too much.
Your wife is going TO leave you because she found a man who is TWO feet taller than you and he has a day job TOO.
maybe this will help
http://www.yourdictionary.com/library/misspelled.html
How about when people use prolly? I'm prolly going to the game tonight. It's probably damnit!
Yikes. That's the one that I believe I hate the most.
Are you really saving that much more time typing "U" rather than "Y-O-U"?
That's intentional slang.
My gripe is people who think that tonite means tonight.
Tonite: An explosive compound; a preparation of gun cotton.
WTF? Off coarse u r!
I used to be lose, but then I lost.
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Hoo in F axed you anyway?
That wasn't reel classey u no.Hoo in F axed you anyway?
Most misspelled word in the English language is....
TOMORROW
http://surveycentral.org/AdvStats/14282.html
I hate the tomarrow version!
Well if you would have read that right its misspell and effect. 9 votes each.
That's just mean IMO.SW is looser than S y......I hear.
My oldest sister was a horrible speller growing up. My mom would always say that, given the chance, she would spell with two t's. The other thing she did that drove me crazy was calling manilla envelopes, vanilla envelopes. Arghhhh...
OOOOOHH ! I know I'm not supposed to laugh, but
Okay, sorry hunny but that was very very funny
Honey................Okay, sorry hunny but that was very very funny
I stand corrected.
People who don't know the difference between affect and effect . . .
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