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Quitters (plural) has 2 T's In It

• zagraniczniak 1,984 Posts

  Thu, Feb 23 2012 1:59 AM

  nanstar:

  It's QUITTERS with two tees

  Quite.

• HacMcDuffer 1,094 Posts

  Thu, Feb 23 2012 3:57 AM

  Write right right.

  Using cursive letters and a pen or pencil, transfer the lead or ink to paper and form the word for the opposite of the direction left, correctly.

  Personally... If I can understand what you mean, and you can understand me while we play a round of golf here that is all I require.

  All can type as drunkards speak and I'll still have a good time.

  Now is the time for someone to correct me...... I know its coming but I had to chime in.

  Peace.

   

• LizzieRossetti 1,545 Posts

  Thu, Feb 23 2012 4:19 AM

  erm, piece?

• MioKontic 4,654 Posts

  Thu, Feb 23 2012 4:22 AM

  Wright writes right, wright and write right, right?

• manabouttown11 573 Posts

  Thu, Feb 23 2012 4:27 AM

  Have we become a pedantocracy?

• YankeeJim 25,827 Posts

  Thu, Feb 23 2012 4:31 AM

  manabouttown11:

  Have we become a pedantocracy?

  Quite the opposite as the texting shortcuts invade written communication.  :-(

• manabouttown11 573 Posts

  Thu, Feb 23 2012 4:53 AM

  YankeeJim:

  manabouttown11:

  Have we become a pedantocracy?

  Quite the opposite as the texting shortcuts invade written communication.  :-(

  Ahh yes, the eternal battle of good versus evil.

• MioKontic 4,654 Posts

  Thu, Feb 23 2012 5:12 AM

  YankeeJim:

  Quite the opposite as the texting shortcuts invade written communication.

  As well as encourage bad spelling, grammar and even speech!  There are so many kids these days who cannot pronounce th.  It's 'wiv', 'fink' and 'free'!

  manabouttown11:

  Ahh yes, the eternal battle of good versus evil.

  And it has nothing to do with good versus evil, but self discipline and following rules.

  Hey, WGT, can I have free balls please.

• MioKontic 4,654 Posts

  Thu, Feb 23 2012 5:26 AM

  I would die for the right colour dye.

  And I didn't lie about the lye soap.

  Sometimes I wish I could understand this language malarkey.  Maybe you could teach me some time.

  And it gets worse when the same word can be both a noun and a verb...

  Bung this bung into the skip.

  Or when the same spelling of a word can mean different tenses...

  Will you read this book, he as already read it.  Oh, and by the way, it's a read book (because someone has read it!), but it's also a red book!

• YankeeJim 25,827 Posts

  Thu, Feb 23 2012 5:36 AM

  Does a bear have to bear being bare or does his fur count?