Misspelling

[Chickstarrs]

Defiantly the funny post of the day - and purhaps even longer then that.

I read this three times before I realized you had written 'defiantly' rather than 'definitely.' I guess we see what we want to see, or at least what we expect to see!

And "purhaps" instead of "perhaps". You can't get away with anything on this thread.
Fortunately nobody noticed my word misuse/misspell on a past post. I have since corrected it!

 

[sourland]

I read this three times before I realized you had written 'defiantly' rather than 'definitely.' I guess we see what we want to see, or at least what we expect to see!

What about 'purhaps' and 'then' ?

 

[Shadrach]

Not American English. I'm with @AgnesGray . Fire up the barbecue!

American English! What's that? Is that like French Russian, or maybe Italian Chinese.
Get your own language!!!

 

[electrycmonk]

See, aye 'ave uh qweshun fo' ya' to mold offer.

What is your most recent grammar/vocal error offline?
In the last 48-72hrs?
Or if this is easier, most recent in the last several weeks?

 

[Shadrach]

We will never have a President who speaks like a backwoods hillbilly or a redneck,

Really!?
A certain Mr Bush springs to mind.

 

[AgnesGray]

American English! What's that? Is that like French Russian, or maybe Italian Chinese.
Get your own language!!!

I'd say more like Mexican Spanish. lol...

 

[orloffer]

What about 'purhaps' and 'then' ?

Yep, I had seen those two too.
Don't worry, I didn't write too two, two to, or any other combination.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

And "purhaps" instead of "perhaps". You can't get away with anything on this thread.
Fortunately nobody noticed my word misuse/misspell on a past post. I have since corrected it!

He also wrote "longer THEN that." Testing to see if we are awake?

 

[BigBlueHen53]

American English! What's that? Is that like French Russian, or maybe Italian Chinese.
Get your own language!!!

That's what I'm trying to do, you troglodyte! In school, we wrote "English" at the top of our lesson, and on paper our language looks like English. But when watching an English movie, I need subtitles, I can barely understand a word. Canadian English and Australian English are similar. The same basic language, but different in many ways. I always wanted to write "American" at the top of my paper, not "English."

 

[sourland]

Troglodyte -