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I just remember an english class in high school and on the very first day the teacher had written on two of the blackboards A (on one) and Lot (on the other) and she said, "If you don't remember anything from this class all year - remember that.
I have come to uneasy terms with "alright." I will never write it, but I think it's just about here to stay.
I was wondering how to write this one years ago and decided to go with your pet peeve - the lazy way (1 word) wins!
JJ, if you could only see my old and worn-out slang dictionary and how hard I worked on it! You'd get a kick out of it! It's full of notes all over the place! I HAD to be prepared! You can't say "thank you" to somebody who tells ya to go F yourself in so many ways, ya know...
Are we arguing about "can" now...? It's just like asking a husband if he "can" do something. Of course, he can! But he won't!
Oh no, I've just witnessed you do it with a certain finess only the great Sierra could pull off. Only those who know your nature would pick up on it though and that usually isn't the person you are telling it to.
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It's just like asking a husband if he "can" do something. Of course, he can! But he won't!