Hello

haaaaaaay guyth

Oh-- hey!

But if they shut thier vaginaz, how can they piss?

"What PSI should I be running?"
"How high of a PSI should I be running?"
"I could of (or should of, for that matter) done something differently." (I've actually seen this mistake often at the scholarly level... not just here!)

The words "rode" and "road" used interchangeably, among the other commonly misused homonyms already listed by others.

I don't generally get all upset when I see it here (Unless I REALLY can't tell what a person is trying to say...), but when I see it in something that is written at a much more formal level my blood begins to boil and I'm saddened by the American education system just a little bit.

We're not talking about good organization (which is significanly more difficult to obtain...) or starburst diagramming... but a little punctuation never hurt anybody either...

I do not appreciate this blatant attack on the Irish. Unfortunately, this is nothing new. More evidence can be found here: Hate
here: Feck!
and lastly, here: Wank

enough is enough. Plus, I can't type anymore because I am loaded on portwine and cheap whiskey.

i have to agree with the blatant attack on Irish. my last name is McCarthy, not Mc******.

My thoughts exactly.

The only person I know that attempts to establish their superiority through correcting other peoples grammar is my father.
Because of this, I tend not to do so.

There are definitely certain words that make me cringe though... Panties for example... and scuba.. OH HOW I HATE THE WORD SCUBA!

I love the word panties. It just rolls of the tongue so nicely

PANTIES PANTIES PANTIES

i don't even like jelly. i get hives if i even look at jelly. i don't even know about jelly. i mean... what is jelly?

Moist...OH HOW I HATE THAT WORD!!!

Is it May -o-nays or Man -Ays? Sal-mon or Sam -ann? War-ter or Wa-dar?

Fu(k, if I just add bread and chips to this list, lunch is served!

REALLY? because you seem to hate so many words I LOVE. And moist goes so well with panties.

Hehehhehe. Touche.
Scuba diving in your grandmothers moist panties.

i hate the word keepsake and Don Henley's "Boys of Summer" creeps me out really bad. i don't know why, but it makes me feel like i'm getting made fun of in grade school

ha, comment of the night for sure.

oh the irony...
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now that i'm drunk, i should read back through my philosophy of language texts.

one of two results could ensue:
1) I come up with something witty to say from Kripke, Chompsky or Russel (unlikely i think).
2) I fall into a peaceful sleep, awakening to the thought that (perchance) i spent the evening studying for the paper i am working on.

I think the latter is more rewarding. After all, what good is wit with this crowd?

I think that I just threw up in my mouth a little.

Wait, is that the superior way to describe being physically repulsed?
I'm pretty sure that it is not but so lacking in superiority that I am not sure.

Yeah, that Noam Chompsky makes some really delicious observations on the geopolitical scene. I wonder what he'll have to say about this?

maybe it's the gin and tonic talking, but i have no clue as to the meaning of your last sentence.

:love:

maybe its the intoxicating poison of the envelopes ive been licking but i dont understand it either...

I love white panties, pull'em to the side. Is that PC enough for all you lovers out there.

'Buttermilk Comprimise' ? what the sh1t is that?

i must say that i've been pleased, with few exceptions, with the generally appropriate use of scarequotes to signify the use-mention distinction so far in this discussion.

attempting to explain that I am too stoopid to know if I am describing myself in an intelligent manner.

I realized the problem actually is that I am the sober one this evening.