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I remembered to look today. The card I have that says I am allowed to drive says “Driver’s License” on it. It is proclaiming that I am the driver, and the license is mine.

I’m old enough, I punctuate. I can’t help it.

In my head I read it as MARE-an.

It seems that all three would be correct. “Driver’s license” - the license belongs to the driver. “Driving license” - a license to drive. I would think “Driver license” would be the same as a “driving license”. I will be checking my license as soon as I get a chance to see what I’ve got.

I wish!

I really want to take a Sharpie and fix it, but they’re plastered all over school. The event would be over with before I could get to them all.

Let me know when you see it...

I saw a thread the other day about a rooster that’s part “duncle”.

This one almost made my eyes bleed.

“there young”.... :barnie

The same place as the “r” in “warsh”.

In another post, OP states that their parents are educators.

Oh, autocorrect... It really doesn’t like the word pullet

Run away!

:lau You’re absolutely right - that’s about how useful I am with some projects!

I swear it said hinderance when I hit reply! Again, my phone making things up!

I’m pretty sure my autocorrect waits until after I hit “send” to change things. I try to proofread before sending, but when I read what I’ve posted, it’s like a whole different message sometimes.

I thought it was bannies.

Breath/breathe, bath/bathe.

Ah, the old “me/I” issue. I have heard something like this out of people: “Jack and I’s hair was too long so we got haircuts.” How about “Jack’s and my hair”, or even more simply, “our hair”. As far as the other examples go,I was taught this way: “The teacher gave homework to everyone but Jack...