Getting confused with "would" and "wouldn't"... who had that issue the other day? Never had my respect so that can't be him, right?
"axe" instead of "ask"
"pacific" instead of "specific"
"I seen" instead of "I saw"
and all other butcherings of the King's English....
To be fair 'aks' and 'seen' are part of African American Dialect and have been for generations. But if one isn't African American, using it is inexcusable.
Pacific instead of specific, however, is just moronic.
slag!
@goldenvalleyguy also nasty slang term for a "morally loose woman" and yes slag is also what you get when coal is totally burnt out.
Science doesnt know everything usually used to shore up some long discredited alt therapy i know science doesnt know everything but that statement in no way validates the bullshit you are trying to peddle or pass on with shitty health memes oh and retarded used as an insult when people with learning disabilities are used as a negative you know you are just brain dead scum it seems very prevalent in the usa to use this word negatively even by people who claim to hate any form of discrimination shame on you
When someone gets a task done themselves or with the help of someone else and follows with a 'Thank God'. Thank the person who helped or just be proud of yourself.
I agree that when someone helps you, you should thank them but I don’t see the problem with them thanking god. They might believe it wouldn’t have been possible without them.
@rikudorias Isn't that exactly how that person is undermining their own potential?
@DSGavde how so? Even from an atheistic perspective we wouldn’t be able to do it without everything that lead to us being here.
@DSGavde you can still admire your musical skills and thank god. It’s not undermining your potential I mean we didn’t get our hands by practicing. You know what I mean.
@rikudorias Going by that logic, every person born handicap has 'God' to 'thank'.
Things leading to you this far in life are your toil, of those who brought you up and those who helped you throughout your life.
Going forward – where else are we going?
Trust me – no. It means the opposite too often.
American spelling – not including naturally arising differences such as "mom" (mum elsewhere) – English cannot be tidied up, but if you are going to try, do so collaboratively, with all other English speaking people included in the effort.
It's one I never use, and wish no one else would – or at least use sparingly: UTILISE!