back to the basics… gotta know the difference between the possessive and the plural.
Oh, well, raised on comic books, wadda ya expect?
Holy $#!t Craig, gotta correct/fact check everybody?
Well, i was with you until the last statement. Morality has nothing to do with belief in God. Many that believe in God have committed heinous crimes.
LOL and you are correcting others’ grammar? Though I do agree about the “batman’s” issue.
Darn, ya spotted it!
Only my observation was for spelling, not grammar (or grampar, for that matter)
Oops, I meant to say “gots ta know the differnce.”
Again, wadda ya expect from an Arkie?
I was not aware of your disability. I did not use a vernaular check. My grammar issues are with the word drawer (pronounced draw where I am from, but not in the South where I currently live) and calling groups of people “you guys”, instead of “y’awl”. Though, here in the South, even one person can be called “y’awl”. I believe the proper term for multiple people is “y’awls”, but then I do not have a degree in “Southern” vernaular, so I am not entirely sure. Maybe I need to eat more BBQ.
Four small cars can fix this…until one of them gets bored. Could be days.
Or as another posted, use an awl (not au-l, the viscuos liquid) and “git 'er done”.
OH GOD YES MICHAEL! Ding Ding Ding Ding!
I’m NOT Blood Thirsty, I’m Violent! (There’s a difference! )
Love you blacky BROTHER THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE SIR. HERE IS A ROOT BEER FOR YOU BROTHER LOVE Bobby Jean sir
I believe that the proper term for a group is " all y’all". When using the term “y’all” in reference to a single person, it is meant to include that person “and the horse they rode in on”, though I don’t know what the horse did to anyone.
Sing me a rap song brother that will geter DONE
Red base paint on a woodchipper? Nah, some of the guys moonlight.
The horse that rode up in on. Come on. It’s the HORSE YOU RODE UP ON
My favorite bathroom wall writing was above a sit-down toilet in Yuma, AZ.
Don’t drop matchsticks into the toilet.
The crabs will learn to pole-vault.