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  1. Etcetera

    Etcetera Two Time F1 World Champ Silver Subscribed

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    Or the dreaded Did of.
     
  2. ^@#&

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    actually, that is proper english
     
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  5. Etcetera

    Etcetera Two Time F1 World Champ Silver Subscribed

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    Allot.

    Alott.
     
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    hott
     
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    Type of sauce for #249 (kung pao chicken)...
     
  9. Etcetera

    Etcetera Two Time F1 World Champ Silver Subscribed

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    The letter E randomly appearing in words.

    ARGUEING.

    Using DYEING when talking about death.

    Or this:

    LIEING.
     
  10. sparta49

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    let's not forget "mute" instead of "moot"
     
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    u r

    ..that one drives me up the friggin wall!
     
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    Darth- Read Safire's old book, 'Strictly Speaking,' if you haven't already. It captures the whole range of 'hypercorrect' english (which isn't english at all), along with a host of other grammatical sins that even the best writers, newspapers and other sources commit, routinely.
    The one that always got me was "I was critiqued." That may have lapsed into tolerable usage by now, but I always thought it was a noun. If one were the subject of a 'critique,' i always thought that meant they were being 'criticized,' even if there were no negative views expressed. F uck me.
     
  13. Etcetera

    Etcetera Two Time F1 World Champ Silver Subscribed

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    "Verbing weirds language."
     
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    Also, if you are fascinated with etymology, read ''The Professor and the Madman." Shall I tell you what it's about?

    Or what about the guy that wrote a defamatory paragraph or two, in contempt of a court order, and then defended on the basis that it was a 'typo'?
     
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    Ha!
     
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    Utilize instead of use
     
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    Sinse youse axe da question, I heard a new one recently - a coworker described pulling an activity UP in the schedule as 'preponing it', which is the opposite of postpone I guess. Everybody knew what he meant too. Neat.
     
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    "Up in adam" instead of up and at them. I'd much rather be up in Eve, but I that's a personal choice.

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    Bwwwaahahhaaahhhaaahhhaaahhhaaa!
     
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    'literally' is nearly always misused
     
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    I hate this, because it means you have to tip the driver. Thank you for the FREE shuttle!!
     
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    AHAHHSHASGGGHHSAGHGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!


    "Website Design for Small Businesses"

    This is the talent that's out there?!?!
     
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