Grammar......

by Guest Sun Jun 03 2012, 11:00

......Grammar. The difference between knowing your sh1t and knowing you're sh1t.

by Guest Sun Jun 03 2012, 11:03

Well im must be educated cos I know im useless Laughing

by Guest Sun Jun 03 2012, 11:15

Ooops. Just had to edit - I forgot that it won't allow me to put the word sh i t!

by Guest Sun Jun 03 2012, 11:36

Very good

but I am so bad at grammer Crying or Very sad

by Guest Sun Jun 03 2012, 11:51

I'll be honest I had to think about the word for abit...lucky for me 50% of my entire vocab are swear words Big Grin

by **janey** Sun Jun 03 2012, 12:03

I don't get it Blushing

by Guest Sun Jun 03 2012, 12:05

This is were having kids helps........they keep you up to date with all the latest swear words and remind you of the classics. they're such angel

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by Guest Sun Jun 03 2012, 21:01

by **Kathy** Sun Jun 03 2012, 21:34

janey wrote:

I don't get it

It's all to do with the apostrophe you're or your (shortened you are, or your) hope that helps, ot it may just confuse the hell out of you Laughing

by Guest Sun Jun 03 2012, 21:45

Aw bless you Janey, I think that means that the apostrophe applies to you but not to us! Tongues

by **Kathy** Sun Jun 03 2012, 21:55

I cannot believe this exists, lmao Laughing

http://www.apostrophe.org.uk/

by Guest Sun Jun 03 2012, 21:57

OMG!!! That's hilarious!! Laughing

by **asa-james** Sun Jun 03 2012, 23:42

like punctuation, the difference between helping your Uncle Jack off a horse, and helping your uncle jack off a horse

by Guest Mon Jun 04 2012, 00:24

janey wrote:I don't get it

Well, the first one is knowing all about different types of sh1t, and the second one is knowing that you are sh1t!

kathytake2 wrote: I cannot believe this exists, lmao
http://www.apostrophe.org.uk/

asa-james wrote:like punctuation, the difference between helping your Uncle Jack off a horse, and helping your uncle jack off a horse

by Guest Mon Jun 04 2012, 05:44

kathytake2 wrote: I cannot believe this exists, lmao

http://www.apostrophe.org.uk/

and it's had 1.5million hits.......5 where from me. Had to go back and check a few times to make sure I hadn't seen it wrong Laughing

by Guest Mon Jun 04 2012, 08:18

shontelle wrote:Aw bless you Janey, I think that means that the apostrophe applies to you but not to us!

by Guest Mon Jun 04 2012, 08:22

It was funnier the first time Wink

by Guest Mon Jun 04 2012, 08:37

As English student, I couldn't possibly leave it when I realised my mistake!

by Guest Mon Jun 04 2012, 08:39

I didn't even notice until you said that Blushing

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