Grammar, Spelling and Punctuation Fails

I'm a college graduate, like many of you in here. When I see people use incorrect grammar or punctuation, it rubs me the wrong way. The biggest mistake is some people do not know the difference between "your/you're", "its/it's, "there/their/they're", "to/too", and there are others. Most of the time, I do not correct people. I just let it go, but if I am in a bad mood, I have that "I don't care" attitude, and will become the grammar police.

simrick said:

No assumption necessary. It was, of course, a man!

vgkfan83 said:

I'm a college graduate, like many of you in here. When I see people use incorrect grammar or punctuation, it rubs me the wrong way. The biggest mistake is some people do not know the difference between "your/you're", "its/it's, "there/their/they're", "to/too", and there are others. Most of the time, I do not correct people. I just let it go, but if I am in a bad mood, I have that "I don't care" attitude, and will become the grammar police.

Ya don' hafta be a college graduate to use proper grammar! I ain't one an' see how smart I is!

vgkfan83 said:

I'm a college graduate, like many of you in here. When I see people use incorrect grammar or punctuation, it rubs me the wrong way. The biggest mistake is some people do not know the difference between "your/you're", "its/it's, "there/their/they're", "to/too", and there are others. Most of the time, I do not correct people. I just let it go, but if I am in a bad mood, I have that "I don't care" attitude, and will become the grammar police.

I dont care about it to be honest. Most of the time I type the way your expecting to see but when I dont feel like extra keystrokes I just let it bee

simrick said:

No assumption necessary. It was, of course, a man!

A Guy :)

vgkfan83 said:

I'm a college graduate, like many of you in here. When I see people use incorrect grammar or punctuation, it rubs me the wrong way. The biggest mistake is some people do not know the difference between "your/you're", "its/it's, "there/their/they're", "to/too", and there are others. Most of the time, I do not correct people. I just let it go, but if I am in a bad mood, I have that "I don't care" attitude, and will become the grammar police.

Good luk!

kado897 said:

Why are you assuming it was a man?

Because it says it was?

f14tomcat said:

Because it says it was?

f14tomcat said:

Because it says it was?

Sssshhhhh TC! You're giving it away!!