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It still drives me nuts. Call me a grammar nazi, I don't care. It will always drive me nuts. I have a cousin who is a teacher and it's not at all uncommon to see her make such mistakes. I can't help it, it drives me nuts!!!

daylily 8 Nov 25
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i seen that.

(that drives me crazy! who the hell gets all the way through the second grade and says "i seen"?)

today i saw someone talk about a "mute" point, too. it wasn't mute; i was quite vocal about it.

on tv i always hear people say "two times" instead of twice and "more good" instead of "better." (are we having a war on comparatives? is "twice" being phased out? i still say "thrice"!)

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You could of not used two comma splices in you're post, that would have made it fewer ironical. And I doesn't capitalize nazi either, screw 'em.

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Me too. ♥

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Drives me crazy too. If English is your first language it should not be hard to avoid these mistakes. My other pet peeves: when people use "crazy" or "insane" when they really mean "amazing" or "incredible"; or say "try and" when they should say "try to" (e.g. "I am going to try and find you" rather than "I am going to try to find you" ).

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At least it makes the catfishers easier to identify.

...And the Conservatives.

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