Can I just point out that "your" refers to belonging to you, and that you're is an abbreviation of "you are".

 

As far as I am aware "you'r" does not exist in the dictionary.

 

 

And "yore" refers to the past.

 

Yaw is used when describing the angel of attack of an object travelling through three dimensional space, and is useful to pilots.

 

And oars are things you row boats with

and i thought i'd be the first one to make a post like this

hhhhhhhhhhmmmmmmmmm ok??? bored r u??

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baby_rabit said:

hhhhhhhhhhmmmmmmmmm ok??? bored r u??

 

Yup, and just at the point of either being too sober, or too drunk, but not sure which!!

And an "angel" is a devine messenger lol

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baby_rabit said:

hhhhhhhhhhmmmmmmmmm ok??? bored r u??

 

Yup, and just at the point of either being too sober, or too drunk, but not sure which!!

 

i hate that stage one minute u fink ur sober n tha next ur face is hittin tha floor!!

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TomD said:

and i thought i'd be the first one to make a post like this

 

I frequently consider it, but that would be too much effort because i'm lazy

ok i admit my spelling is bad but everyone point's it out i will get blink to spell check my post first

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AngelJodie said:

ok i admit my spelling is bad but everyone point's it out i will get blink to spell check my post first

 

Alas, if only I had the time

 

I am far too anal about spelling!!

 

And I am also far too sarcastic for my own good.

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Blink said:

 

And "yore" refers to the past.

 

 

sorry? im what way does this refer to the past? i too can be anal!

"In days of Yore"

 

(from Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary)

yore noun LITERARY

of yore of a long time ago:

This was once a Roman road in days of yore.

OMFG!!!!!!!!!

 

is it me, or is Baby_Rabits typing changed, and actually readable?

Edited May 28, 200321 yr by Mr_Moo

While we are here, could we also point out the difference in of and have, as in should have versus should of?

 

Ok, if we're going to start then maybe we should make a note that wandering is when you wander around a place not wonder whats going on or if someone is going out that night!!

 

There's so many to choose from that we could correct

I'm sure I did a post about the uses of the words have and of but I am having difficulty locating it.