Myself does see.HEY!!! Who yuorself callinga kid Me myself is a geezer and really happy to be one myself
yourself isn't...myself is
Sean
& I vs & me; a Pet Peeve...
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Sean
Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
me not sure yourself do
Man this is beginning to sound like Tarzan, Tonto & Frankenstein from old Saturday night live
Oh, I do myself. LOLme not sure yourself do
Man this is beginning to sound like Tarzan, Tonto & Frankenstein from old Saturday night live
Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
FIRE, not well!!!!
... I feel a song coming on!!!! "All I can hear... I, me, mine; I, me, mine; I, me, mine."
Where did you say you were from, there comrad?
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Its the flippin Beatles!
Well then... look it up!
Steve
Mostly Harmless
I take written grammar in stride, but I have a few that crop up often in spoken conversation. When I'm at a restaurant and the server says, "How are we today?" I hate that. "Are WE ready to order?" It's like fingernails on a chalkboard to me. I'm agitated just typing it out.
Another one, and this is admittedly very petty, when I'm ordering coffee and the person says, "Room for cream?" I like room, because I'm clumsy, but I HATE milk. I know rationally that this is an innocent thing, but this irritates the crap out of me. Why not just ask if I'd like a little room? "Sure," I'd reply. But no... "Room... for CREAM???" NOOOOO! Yuck!
Oh, and speaking of coffee, when I pull up to the drive thru, it's raining, my window is down and I'm getting water on me and in my car, and the person asks, "How are you doing?" As though I'm at all interested in small talk... "I'll be fine after you take my order." Dumbass...
I think I might have anger issues.
Another one, and this is admittedly very petty, when I'm ordering coffee and the person says, "Room for cream?" I like room, because I'm clumsy, but I HATE milk. I know rationally that this is an innocent thing, but this irritates the crap out of me. Why not just ask if I'd like a little room? "Sure," I'd reply. But no... "Room... for CREAM???" NOOOOO! Yuck!
Oh, and speaking of coffee, when I pull up to the drive thru, it's raining, my window is down and I'm getting water on me and in my car, and the person asks, "How are you doing?" As though I'm at all interested in small talk... "I'll be fine after you take my order." Dumbass...
I think I might have anger issues.
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granfire
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I take written grammar in stride, but I have a few that crop up often in spoken conversation. When I'm at a restaurant and the server says, "How are we today?" I hate that. "Are WE ready to order?" It's like fingernails on a chalkboard to me. I'm agitated just typing it out.
Another one, and this is admittedly very petty, when I'm ordering coffee and the person says, "Room for cream?" I like room, because I'm clumsy, but I HATE milk. I know rationally that this is an innocent thing, but this irritates the crap out of me. Why not just ask if I'd like a little room? "Sure," I'd reply. But no... "Room... for CREAM???" NOOOOO! Yuck!
Oh, and speaking of coffee, when I pull up to the drive thru, it's raining, my window is down and I'm getting water on me and in my car, and the person asks, "How are you doing?" As though I'm at all interested in small talk... "I'll be fine after you take my order." Dumbass...
I think I might have anger issues.
LOL, you throw people off if you actually answer the way you feel:
How are you today?
Lousy would be bragging, how about you?
Hazards of being old. LOLSomebody needs a nap!
girlbug2
Master of Arts
I don't care how many Presidents have said it, there is no such word as "nucular".
New. Clear. Now say them together. How hard is that?
New. Clear. Now say them together. How hard is that?
Bruno@MT
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My pet peeve is when people mix up 'who' and 'whom'.
