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One for the musicians ;-) : Squire... it's literally written on the bloody headstock!
Please send it to MYSELF... MYSELF and my mate went into the pub... YOURSELF is an illiterate tw@t
And this post from earlier, asterisks for emphasis, which makes my eyes hurt:
"If we hadn’t *of* gone down last season what players would we *of* got rid of/kept What sort of signings could we *have* achieved with another premier league season ahead of us?
Just pure fantasy of course, still think Delap would *of* gone albeit for a higher amount."
Pet hates with grammar and 'eggcorns'/malapropisms on 13:36 - Jul 19 by vilanovablue
Done used instead of did drives me nuts and seems to be used increasingly.
I remember about 35 years ago (probably during World Cup 1990) seeing a letter to a newspaper in which someone had written something along following lines.
"To conjugate "done good"
I done good. You done good. He done good. She done good. The boy Lineker done good."
[Post edited 19 Jul 13:59]
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Pet hates with grammar and 'eggcorns'/malapropisms on 13:46 - Jul 19 with 1347 views
Pet hates with grammar and 'eggcorns'/malapropisms on 12:58 - Jul 19 by Trequartista
And when they get there they ask if they can get a coffee. No, you can't just climb over the counter and help yourself.
Any old excuse to show this again though ....
We had a lovely Sikh gentleman managing one of the local Costas. If someone said 'Can I get a cappuccino' he would say 'We'll get it, Sir. You just drink it.'
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Pet hates with grammar and 'eggcorns'/malapropisms on 15:02 - Jul 19 with 1030 views