Misspelling

[electrycmonk]

Haha! That's awesome... Not many people have heard youns.

Oh I have as well.... SW Michigan, and later in the Navy (NAS JAX) and again from some northern transfer students at UNT.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Exactly, but so many people use it wrong both ways. Love your explanation.

Thanks

 

[BigBlueHen53]

I have the same issue with my name. My last name is Starrs. The second "s" stays regardless if it is just me or my whole family. So many people keeping dropping it, even friends we have known for years. Grrr

So all of you are the Starrses. Like another family might be the Millers, or the Smiths.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

I don't think it is. It's just English.

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

 

[Chickstarrs]

So all of you are the Starrses. Like another family might be the Millers, or the Smiths.

It looks and sounds pretty awkward, but apparently that is correct.

 

[Jennc-123]

Here’s a few I see a lot....

-For all intensive purposes (it’s just not that intense.)

-Alot (two words people.)

-I could care less (opposite of what you think you’re saying.)

-Sorry for your lose (way to make people in mourning cringe.)

That being said, my phone makes some horrid changes. Yesterday it insisted that I wanted to say ‘eat’ when I was typing ‘ear’. It autocorrected it 3x. Lately it’s putting capitol letters in the middle of my sentences.

That is evidence that AI is real and slowly destroying our mental faculties

 

[Jennc-123]

I moved to a city with a lot of inbreds, they specifically tell new comers who say it's difficult to make friends to "Get the f out if you don't like it"
Things they say:
Him's so cute
Her's so nice
I seen a big deer (I hate people who seen things. See or saw people, present and past tense. Third grade, you're 40 get it together!)

 

[electrycmonk]

I moved to a city with a lot of inbreds, they specifically tell new comers who say it's difficult to make friends to "Get the f out if you don't like it"
Things they say:
Him's so cute
Her's so nice
I seen a big deer (I hate people who seen things. See or saw people, present and past tense. Third grade, you're 40 get it together!)

I have experienced that mentality with those self installed blinders more so throughout the south then in the north, mountain or west coast.

 

[Jennc-123]

I have experienced that mentality with those self installed blinders more so throughout the south then in the north, mountain or west coast.

Northwest Canada. Very odd judgmental people in a lovely city. All smart as sandwich meat.

 

[electrycmonk]

Northwest Canada. Very odd judgmental people in a lovely city. All smart as sandwich meat.

I have a slightly morbid sense of humour and your wording was just fantasticly amusing. The imagery is why I laughed. I hope that makes sense.