I can't take it anymore. (sentence, grammar, speech, British)

[suzy_q2010]

... make me my favorite homemade key-lime pie I like of her's ...


and


... because his legs look better than her's ...

[Fox Terrier]

Originally Posted by Cyborgt800

https://www.city-data.com/forum/denve...rt-denver.html

I LOL'd.

Well, one can question a chicken but one cannot make it talk!

[Copanut]

Originally Posted by Retriever

He's probably a real heel!

Pardon him, lady, but the heel has no sole. Moe Howard---1937

[Rubi3]

First question in a thread: How to get to Seminole State College from Dallas by bus?

Next question in same post:
Is there public transposition between DFW and Seminole State College?

(Surely not public!)

[Retriever]

Originally Posted by Rubi3

First question in a thread: How to get to Seminole State College from Dallas by bus?

Next question in same post:
Is there public transposition between DFW and Seminole State College?

(Surely not public!)

We can only hope that this question was posted by a person entering as a freshman.
If not...

[CA4Now]

"The pain to my ancle is more than I can bare."

"It really was the bear minimum."

[sayulita]

I have to say that my "spell check" gets it wrong more often than it gets it right. And I'm a really good speller. You have to really monitor it to make sure that it isn't misinterpreting your intent. I'd venture to say that many of the "misspellings" are the result of "spell check auto correct". I am aghast at some of the choices offered when I "check" the spelling of certain words. The choices offered up are often not even real words and not even close to the intended meaning. And grammar is not even taken into account in most instances.
Still, I grant that there are many offenders out there/they're/their who have no idea what they are trying to say/spell.

[Gerania]

Originally Posted by old_cold

This brings to mind books and Puritans.

"I think what made America great was the banning together."

Is that anything like shunning together?

[old_cold]

An example of translating French into Chinese:
"... talk about Presidents foo pas"

[arctic_gardener]

Small towns in North America are the worst. There is a small town in my province (Saskatchewan) known as Weyburn, and its newspaper is constantly riddled with spelling and grammar errors.