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justaute

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My wife has this weird fetish whereby she finds it necessary to beat me every time I use the words 'less' or 'fewer' in a sentence.

Edit to say - At least I know the difference between you're, your, their, there and they're.

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It's supposedly...not supposebly.

"I couldn't care less"...not "I could care less" the latter means you actually could care less!

And when typing: it's should've...not should of

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Good one.

Just to be a smart a$$, I usually respond with "how much less?" :roflol:

It's supposedly...not supposebly.

"I couldn't care less"...not "I could care less" the latter means you actually could care less!

And when typing: it's should've...not should of

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I "agree" alot. :devil:

By what I saw, the problem is worse in french as "twitters" and "texters" are using contraction of french and english word to create a whole new un readable language.

But yeah, it's frustrating to need a translator to read our own language. I do my best to write as best I can, it's a matter of respect. (But I apologize if a do few language mistake, english is not my first language)

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I'll append another thought here.

"since" <> "because" -- the word "since" connotes time reference and should not be used in liue of "because" or "as."

Sense and since are not interchangeable.

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