I no know your you're not won one of the billions who's whose grammar was destroyed by Facebook's black whole hole of misspelling to too.
This 25 word rant was brought to you by Saturday Centus.
By the way, the winner of the CHICKtionary book and mug is none other than Brian Miller. I wish I could see his face when he takes a gander at the mug. Brian, I double-dirty dog dare you to use it at work.
Hee hee hee hee! Winner! You are a mighty clever one my dear friend!
ReplyDeleteI'm not on facebook but my daughter is and she laughs at some of the words that change when she sends out messages. Perfect black hole.
ReplyDeleteYep. Polly's right. You win!
ReplyDelete=)
It's its amazing where were you reed read or oar here hear bad grammar!
ReplyDeleteH, I love you. With only 25 words to work with, I had to pick my battles. Thanks for chiming in with a couple I would liked to have included.
ReplyDeleteFB isn't the only social media sight site wear where I here hear or sea see such incredibly pore pour poor grammar.
hehe my gremmer is terrible...obviously my spelling as well...smiles...
ReplyDeleteyay! i am a winner!
This is so funny!
ReplyDeleteAye eye I...loved your ewer black take on awn Miss Jenny's little game.
ReplyDeleteYou have hit on my #1 pet peeve!I recently received a wedding invitation and the word "would" was spelled "wood."
ReplyDeletemakes me nuts when some word processing tries to "help" me and changes my spelling incorrectly...on the other hand, I love it when it changes my spelling correctly. Can't live with it, can't live without it.
ReplyDeleteSpell check always makes me look like a fool. That's why I proof read and I still tend to spell things wrong. Ha!
ReplyDeleteBy the way...Facebook.com charged my credit card $1.01 six times. Can't figure out how they got my CC number.~Ames
So sew grate, er, great! I love this, Cheryl.
ReplyDeletexoRobyn
Hilarious! Thanks for giving me a much needed chuckle! and oh, Congrats to Brian!
ReplyDeleteSo clever Cheryl!
ReplyDeleteGreat take on what I thought was a difficult prompt.
I never used to do this, but I have found the wrong usage of such everyday words as 'their/there', and 'too/two/to'. In MY OWN texts! So embarrassing!
Best wishes,
Anna
For the benefit of other readers:
Anna's SC wk 78 'A Study in Black'
Very Clever! And how true! Love this!
ReplyDeleteI watch my teen posting on her FB and cringe. I no you no wot I man
ReplyDeleteI love the English language and.. they are not so slowly killing it.
This was a fun read... thanks :)
A great one this...I use spell check, proof read and yet find silly errors in my posts which my readers are too sweet to point out.
ReplyDeletelol! love it! Fill free to feel us in on any other faux pas you here there not hear ;)
ReplyDeleteSincerely,
A Guilty Party
Yes! Have you seen the Auto Correct site for texting too? Wow, some bad situations there.
ReplyDeleteBummer. I mean, er, yay for Brian. :)
ReplyDeleteNot just FB, everywhere! The Eng. language has been destroyed (t.v., newspapers, etc.). Great job with this centus. laurie @
ReplyDeletehttp://dealingwithmyinnercritic.blogspot.com/
Please come back Cheryl,
ReplyDeletemy pictures are up now.
Best wishes,
Anna
Anna's SC wk 78 'A Study in Black'
Very clever! Enjoyed my visit!
ReplyDeleteBetween facebook, texting and damn auto word selection on phones, it's a wonder anyone knows how to put together a correct sentence! Can't wait until my class begins again in January. It's always such a culture shock to be in my class. :-)
ReplyDeleteI wish I could've seen Brian's face as he opens up the Chicktionary and sees the HOT PINK cover.
ReplyDeleteIt's such a funny, funny book: I've been carrying it around in my purse...the size is perfect for pulling out in little places here and there, while you wait.
Fun giveaway....