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Abraham wrote:"True Facts"

If it's a fact, you don't need the word "True".

I disagree. The media and politicians spout all kinds of "facts" these days that are not true.

Selina Kyle wrote:If you pacifically axme to do something, and I fail, try Atlantically axing me next time.

I fixed it for you.

WildBill wrote:

Selina Kyle wrote:Drives me crazy when people write loose instead of lose...

That is one of my pet peeves ...

Well then, I'm one of the people who bug you.

I make that mistake all the time. I know the difference, but my fingers don't seem to have gotten the message.

BigGuy wrote:Or that town in Texas pronounced "Bo-ga-taw" rather than correctly as "Bo-gatta"
Now if ya'll will excuse me, me and Pop is fixin to heard down there for a Coke. Think I'll get an orange one.

How about the one spelled "Buda" and pronounced "B-you-duh"?

Abraham wrote:Double Down

Ambiguous and wildly overused.

I guess we move in different circles. I don't believe I've ever heard that anywhere other than in reference to playing Blackjack.

jimlongley wrote:

Abraham wrote:Seriously - Waaaaaaaaay overused!

Seriously?

Wow - who'da thunk it?

Speaking of ATMs...

Why do the drive-up ATMs have all the buttons labelled in Braille?

Abraham wrote:Now you've done it...they're or they are - so there.

Abraham wrote:dought rather than doubt - I see this misspelling quite often.

At least there trying! Or should that be their trying?

AndyC wrote:One I've recently found is "I axed her..."

I thought they put you in prison for that!