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Of/have

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Anybody who types loose when they mean lose deserves a kick in the dick.
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People that say chimney as "chimley"
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People that say chimney as "chimley"


that annoys me to
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Originally posted by FlaFFy_91
People that say chimney as "chimley"


that annoys me to


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Surely chimley isn't a common mistake
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''I am going to walk over here why my dinner is cooking.''

''wish that car alarm would stop going of''

''my car insurance is more expensive then last year''




Frankly Mark, I could kill.
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quote:
Originally posted by Minty_Fresh
At that age now that I think it should be a bit cheaper then it is..


this for example

he thinks it should be cheaper, then it is! as if by magic he changed his own quote just because he thought about it being cheaper

[Edited on 02-11-2013 by IvIarkgraham]


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Originally posted by FlaFFy_91
People that say chimney as "chimley"


People that?
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Surely chimley isn't a common mistake


It is in liverpool
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Verbal ones really get me...

''Can I get'' in a shop etc, instead of ''Can I have''

''Haitch'' instead of ''Aitch''

''Train station'' instead of ''Railway station''

Verbalised Americanisms and moronisms really piss me off. Especially when used on television, as this is influencing children and potentially coercing an entire generation into speaking like cretins.
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You'd hate me
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Train station one's maybe a bit too far, you could have colloquialisms coming in to it at that level
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Originally posted by SVM 286
Verbal ones really get me...

''Can I get'' in a shop etc, instead of ''Can I have''

''Haitch'' instead of ''Aitch''

''Train station'' instead of ''Railway station''

Verbalised Americanisms and moronisms really piss me off. Especially when used on television, as this is influencing children and potentially coercing an entire generation into speaking like cretins.


Used to have a geordie maths teacher than said haitch. Annoying as fuck. Thanks for reminding me
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No Alan, loads of people say it. You hear it on television all the time.

It's factually incorrect. Since when has the station been located on the train?

Plus it sounds wrong. It doesn't roll off the tongue correctly.
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You'd hate me


Physically impossible.
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It's a station for trains, like a station for busses.

You don't call a bus station a road station do you?
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quote:
Originally posted by Gary
You'd hate me


Physically impossible.


Too true.
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quote:
Originally posted by SVM 286
Verbal ones really get me...

''Can I get'' in a shop etc, instead of ''Can I have''

''Haitch'' instead of ''Aitch''

''Train station'' instead of ''Railway station''

Verbalised Americanisms and moronisms really piss me off. Especially when used on television, as this is influencing children and potentially coercing an entire generation into speaking like cretins.


Used to have a geordie maths teacher than said haitch. Annoying as fuck. Thanks for reminding me


Sorry Ben.

One of my best, oldest, dearest friends says it.

I have to restrain myself from punching him in the teeth when he does.
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quote:
Originally posted by Gary
quote:
Originally posted by SVM 286
quote:
Originally posted by Gary
You'd hate me


Physically impossible.


Too true.


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It's a station for trains, like a station for busses.

You don't call a bus station a road station do you?


No it's a bus garage or depot. The buses are independant of it and can drive past it or go into it. It is separate from the road.

A railway station is actually on the raiway. The train cannot not pass through it. It serves the train, but it is not a part of it. Hence railway station and not train station.
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Bloody southern folk.
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Originally posted by IvIarkgraham
really fucks me off when people get these wrong!

probably the most basic of skills to select the right word in a sentence.

I am going to walk over here why my dinner is cooking.

wish that car alarm would stop going of

my car insurance is more expensive then last year




The irony is the most basic thing you learn is to start sentences with a capital letter and end them with a full stop, something you have clearly not grasped whilst attempting to slate others.

Akin to being lectured off Steve on social interaction with females his own age.
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My sentences are all readable that is my point. those example above are not
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Bloody southern folk.



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