Sorry, but it's starting to bug me...

[Bobave]

“Rapport” - [noun] Relationship, especially one of mutual trust or emotional affinity;
a sympathetic relationship or understanding.

“an” - [indefinite article] The form of “a” used before words beginning with a vowel or
with an unpronounced “h”: an elephant; an hour.

“and” - [conjunction]
1. Together with or along with; in addition to; as well as. Used to connect words, phrases, or clauses
that have the same grammatical function in a construction.
2. Added to; plus: Two and two makes four.
3. Used to indicate result: Give the boy a chance, and he might surprise you.
4. Informal To. Used between finite verbs, such as go, come, try, write, or see: try and find it; come and see.
5. Archaic If: and it pleases you.

“ad” - [noun] short for advertisement

“add” - [verb]
1. (Mathematics) to combine (two or more numbers or quantities) by addition
2. (Mathematics) (tr; foll by to) to increase (a number or quantity) by another number or quantity using addition
3. (tr; often foll by to) to join (something) to something else in order to increase the size, quantity, effect, or scope;
unite (with) to add insult to injury
4. (intr; foll by to) to have an extra and increased effect (on) her illness added to his worries
5. (tr) to say or write further
6. (tr; foll by in) to include See also add up

[Eccie Addict]

You might wanna get used to it.....lol. It's funny.

fun·ny

1    /ˈfʌni/ Show Spelled [fuhn-ee] Show IPA adjective, -ni·er, -ni·est, noun, plural -nies.
–adjective 1. providing fun; causing amusement or laughter; amusing; comical: a funny remark; a funny person.

2. attempting to amuse; facetious: Did you really mean that or were you just being funny?

3. warranting suspicion; deceitful; underhanded: We thought there was something funny about those extra charges.

4. Informal . insolent; impertinent: Don't get funny with me, young man!

5. curious; strange; peculiar; odd: Her speech has a funny twang.


–noun 6. Informal . a funny remark or story; a joke: to make a funny.

7. funnies, a. comic strips.

b. Also called funny paper. the section of a newspaper reserved for comic strips, word games, etc

[lil_michelle]

Bobave.....OMG... TOO funny. I bet you would want to scream if you ever run across things I have written.

Bunny boy- that was classic! LOL

[Bobave]

Originally Posted by lil_michelle

Bobave.....OMG... TOO funny. I bet you would want to scream if you ever run across things I have written.

No, luscious, I'm so infatuated with you that I am convinced by anything you write... (I'm serious)

[Bobave]

Stop it, EA, I'm only infatuated with the girls. But that *was* CLEVER.

[Eccie Addict]

LMAO... I thought you might like that If anything I know Michelle liked it.

[Maggie McNeill]

As a former English teacher, how do you think I feel? The ones that grate on my nerves the most are the pronoun errors which have become rampant of late: "it's" used as a possessive pronoun and "they" or "their" used as singular pronouns are the worst.

[Jackie S]

Please Sister Bobave, do not hit the knuckles too hard with the ruler.

[am-a-pleaser]

They're many miss takes maid in righting. Most off the time, its from trying to right to fast. Getting the point a cross in a quick manner. Sum times people no better. Othertimes, there grammar skills need improvement.

Angel, will you give my private tutoring? I love hot teachers. There the best.

[DEVIN0131968]

MIGHT AS WELL GET USED TO IT ON HIS BOARD, MANY ARE GRAMMATICALLY CHALLENGED AND IF YOU'RE OCD ABOUT IT, TAKE SOME MEDICATION, LOL.

DEVIN

[Jackie S]

On talk forums, people generally write in the same manner that they talk, since it is, in a sense, a conversation. Just be thankful there are not two "you knows" included in each sentence.

[London Rayne]

I am with Angel on this one.

Could we do "you're" vs. "your," "two, to and too," and "discreet" vs. "discrete" lol. Oh and for pete's sake, "Then" and "Than."

I have to chuckle at these when a proclaimed degree is in the mix.

[Naomi4u]

Originally Posted by London Rayne

Could we do "you're" vs. "your," "two, to and too," and "discreet" vs. "discrete" lol. Oh and for pete's sake, "Then" and "Than."

I have to chuckle at these when a proclaimed degree is in the mix.

[Ed Highlight]

Originally Posted by London Rayne

I am with Angel on this one.

Could we do "you're" vs. "your," "two, to and too," and "discreet" vs. "discrete" lol. Oh and for pete's sake, "Then" and "Than."

I have to chuckle at these when a proclaimed degree is in the mix.

Guilty, guilty and guilty....but c'mon, do you how hard it is (I mean difficult) to type with one hand???

[London Rayne]

Guys can get away with it, because you are not professing to be something "you're" not lol.