Here’s a question about something that’s been bothering me for some time now. Why is the word “loose” so often wrongly used for “lose”? Is it because Autocorrect supplies the wrong word after typing “lo”?
Who decided it is insulting to say he, she, and him or her? If that truly bothers someone they are overly sensitive and should get over it. They (or it) don’t have the right to control the rest of us.
Yakety Sax 3 months ago
He?
She?
IT!
blunebottle 3 months ago
Got it.
gammaguy 3 months ago
They.
cdward 3 months ago
And this is why spelling is important.
The Orange Mailman 3 months ago
I would say “whose they’re” but I would be accused of being possessive.
RussHeim 3 months ago
LOL – “Who’s their”
ChessPirate 3 months ago
Their “They’re” is there…
Here’s a question about something that’s been bothering me for some time now. Why is the word “loose” so often wrongly used for “lose”? Is it because Autocorrect supplies the wrong word after typing “lo”?
fuzzbucket Premium Member 3 months ago
Who decided it is insulting to say he, she, and him or her? If that truly bothers someone they are overly sensitive and should get over it. They (or it) don’t have the right to control the rest of us.
Howard'sMyHero 3 months ago
Possessive, third person plural pronoun of they …!
( or not … these days )
Jimmy Chitwood Premium Member 3 months ago
Standing ovation!
[Unnamed Reader - e476da] 3 months ago
If the joke is that bad, maybe the good news is it’s the end of the arc.