gas cap question
11-15-2012, 05:33 PM
#21
Originally Posted by s2cho' timestamp='1353021730' post='22153825
[quote name='dwight' timestamp='1353018358' post='22153716']
Reading text where words are replaced with homophones can be confusing. In my opinion, purposely doing so indicates that the poster is either ignorant or inconsiderate. The same goes with spelling, capitalization, and grammar.
Reading text where words are replaced with homophones can be confusing. In my opinion, purposely doing so indicates that the poster is either ignorant or inconsiderate. The same goes with spelling, capitalization, and grammar.
http://www.plainlanguage.gov/example.../marktwain.cfm
[/quote]
you dont even understand your is a real word -.- you think its a homophone? so ignorant.... your and you're are both words. YOUR is saying of a persons belonging or when it's associated with something. My brain dies when YOUR ignorance is bliss. But oh yea you think its My brain dies when YOU ARE ignorance is bliss.
get educated saying im not speaking English? your is a word in the ENGLISH language. when i read what you post...
11-15-2012, 09:54 PM
#22
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Originally Posted by dwight' timestamp='1353030967' post='22154063
[quote name='s2cho' timestamp='1353021730' post='22153825']
[quote name='dwight' timestamp='1353018358' post='22153716']
Reading text where words are replaced with homophones can be confusing. In my opinion, purposely doing so indicates that the poster is either ignorant or inconsiderate. The same goes with spelling, capitalization, and grammar.
[quote name='dwight' timestamp='1353018358' post='22153716']
Reading text where words are replaced with homophones can be confusing. In my opinion, purposely doing so indicates that the poster is either ignorant or inconsiderate. The same goes with spelling, capitalization, and grammar.
http://www.plainlanguage.gov/example.../marktwain.cfm
[/quote]
you dont even understand your is a real word -.- you think its a homophone? so ignorant.... your and you're are both words. YOUR is saying of a persons belonging or when it's associated with something. My brain dies when YOUR ignorance is bliss. But oh yea you think its My brain dies when YOU ARE ignorance is bliss.
/> get educated /> saying im not speaking English? your is a word in the ENGLISH language. when i read what you post...
/>[/quote]
http://www.homophone.com/index.php#Whatisahomophone
11-15-2012, 10:02 PM
#23
Originally Posted by s2cho' timestamp='1353033204' post='22154115
[quote name='dwight' timestamp='1353030967' post='22154063']
[quote name='s2cho' timestamp='1353021730' post='22153825']
[quote name='dwight' timestamp='1353018358' post='22153716']
Reading text where words are replaced with homophones can be confusing. In my opinion, purposely doing so indicates that the poster is either ignorant or inconsiderate. The same goes with spelling, capitalization, and grammar.
[quote name='s2cho' timestamp='1353021730' post='22153825']
[quote name='dwight' timestamp='1353018358' post='22153716']
Reading text where words are replaced with homophones can be confusing. In my opinion, purposely doing so indicates that the poster is either ignorant or inconsiderate. The same goes with spelling, capitalization, and grammar.
http://www.plainlanguage.gov/example.../marktwain.cfm
[/quote]
you dont even understand your is a real word -.- you think its a homophone? so ignorant.... your and you're are both words. YOUR is saying of a persons belonging or when it's associated with something. My brain dies when YOUR ignorance is bliss. But oh yea you think its My brain dies when YOU ARE ignorance is bliss.
/>/> get educated />/> saying im not speaking English? your is a word in the ENGLISH language. when i read what you post...
/>/>[/quote]
http://www.homophone.com/index.php#Whatisahomophone
/>[/quote]
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Is+YOUR+a+word%3F
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