Ca'll i't a' p'et pe'eve b'ut I' su're wi'sh folk's wou'ld lear'n wh'en to' u'se a'n apos'trophy a'nd wh'en no't t'o.
Last stinkie Oct. 15, 2013
Last stinkie Oct. 15, 2013
Ca'll i't a' p'et pe'eve b'ut I' su're wi'sh folk's wou'ld lear'n wh'en to' u'se a'n apos'trophy a'nd wh'en no't t'o.
Last stinkie Oct. 15, 2013
Call it a pet peeve but but when someone has a pet peeve, I sure wish they'd spell the thing they were complaining about correctly. It's apostrophe not apostrophy! Makes you look a little foolish.
Thanks in advance!
Ca'll i't a' p'et pe'eve b'ut I' su're wi'sh folk's wou'ld lear'n wh'en to' u'se a'n apos'trophy a'nd wh'en no't t'o.
Last stinkie Oct. 15, 2013
Call it a pet peeve but but when someone has a pet peeve, I sure wish they'd spell the thing they were complaining about correctly. It's apostrophe not apostrophy! Makes you look a little foolish.
Thanks in advance!
Some of us really do have physical disabilities that make typing interesting at best. I try to catch my mistakes before I hit Post Reply but I do not always succeed. Life sucks when your hands do not always work right.
So maybe look less at the form of the post and more at the content
You know what bugs me? Hard fudge. You walk by a fudge shop and the smell draws you in and you think "Hey, I'd like some warm, creamy, delicious fudge" So you go inside and wait in line and then you ask for your fudge and they have to cut it with a meat cleaver because its as hard as a rock. Some times they have to ask Chuck, the slow witted short bus kid who works in the back to come out and help cut the fudge so they get out the two handed saw and you know you are in trouble. Fudge should be soft enough to cut with a butter knife. So they whack off your piece, weight it up and give it to you and it's like a fudge rock. When you bite in, it feels like it you can actually feel your teeth wearing down when you take a bite. Rather than slowly enjoying the warm gooey treat, you are sucking on rock that melts super slowly in your mouth without any of the warm gooey-ness you want. And with the premium prices fudge fetches these days, it should be great, not a disappointment.
I don't mind people not using correction punctuation or spelling, the human brain can generally "fix" that when reading to get a general idea of what someone is trying to say. What get's to me the most are those that can't hit enter a few times to prevent a single paragraph from running on and on and on. For some, one paragraph = 1-2 pages of text that I simply can't be bothered with long enough to take the time to read it.
I skip over so many posts every day because of this easy-to-fix issue that so many people have a problem with.
Call it a pet peeve but but when someone has a pet peeve, I sure wish they'd spell the thing they were complaining about correctly. It's apostrophe not apostrophy! Makes you look a little foolish.
Thanks in advance!
You know what bugs me? Hard fudge. You walk by a fudge shop and the smell draws you in and you think "Hey, I'd like some warm, creamy, delicious fudge" So you go inside and wait in line and then you ask for your fudge and they have to cut it with a meat cleaver because its as hard as a rock. Some times they have to ask Chuck, the slow witted short bus kid who works in the back to come out and help cut the fudge so they get out the two handed saw and you know you are in trouble. Fudge should be soft enough to cut with a butter knife. So they whack off your piece, weight it up and give it to you and it's like a fudge rock. When you bite in, it feels like it you can actually feel your teeth wearing down when you take a bite. Rather than slowly enjoying the warm gooey treat, you are sucking on rock that melts super slowly in your mouth without any of the warm gooey-ness you want. And with the premium prices fudge fetches these days, it should be great, not a disappointment.