I can't take it anymore. (song, quote)

[jtur88]

Originally Posted by Rubi3

Earlier today in C-D

"....California Central Valley just south of Sacratermato."

That's the phonetic spelling of how Okies say Sacratomato, a common nickname that seems to suit the city and gets 70,000 google hits..

[Rubi3]

Originally Posted by jtur88

That's the phonetic spelling of how Okies say Sacratomato, a common nickname that seems to suit the city and gets 70,000 google hits..

Hmmm... 70,000 Google hits!!! WOW! Amazing not to know what it meant.

[JaegarTrupen]

And he was kind enough to tell you what it meant.

[missik999]

Originally Posted by picklejuice

I found this one on Trulia today:

"Please remove this picture from your websit. This is very ugly picture. This landscap was did it by my tanent. This picture afect us to sell the house."

All your base are belong to us.

[jtur88]

A new thread title this morning in another forum:

Non European countries with a large population of European decedents?

I wonder if he meant "decadents" -- decedents over ten years of age.

[Retriever]

Originally Posted by jtur88

A new thread title this morning in another forum:

Non European countries with a large population of European decedents?

Perhaps that person wants to know where there are a lot of cemeteries with graves of former Europeans, in order to do rubbings of grave stones.

[SandyCo]

These recent entries made me LOL today. Thank you, everyone, for the entertainment! The new (and improved?) version of Sacramento is brilliant!

The decedents/descendants mix-up is hilarious! I never knew decedents were included in the population count (well, if the zombies rise one day this could be the case!).

"Congrads" makes me cringe. It's only appropriate if the person you're congratulating is actually graduating! *sigh* The greeting card industry certainly isn't responsible for Americans' inability to use their own language correctly, but this result is still depressing.

[Rubi3]

"....if some stranger saught out and found my personal contact...."

Not a typo as it's spelled same way in other times the post...

[lizzyst]

... a Yahoo article about banks requiring a "dress code," meaning no sunglasses, caps, or hoodies inside a bank to discourage robbers, someone commented just have people go "necked." Huh? Naked or nekkid--occasionally pronounced and/or spelled that way in my "neck" of the woods. There were other typos in this short commentary, but that one was especially funny to me.

[suzy_q2010]

Originally Posted by lizzyst

... a Yahoo article about banks requiring a "dress code," meaning no sunglasses, caps, or hoodies inside a bank to discourage robbers, someone commented just have people go "necked." Huh? Naked or nekkid--occasionally pronounced and/or spelled that way in my "neck" of the woods. There were other typos in this short commentary, but that one was especially funny to me.

Lewis Grizzard Naked vs. Nekkid - YouTube

RIP, Lewis!