This has been bothering me for a while.

[Caseknife]

Run-on sentences with no punctuation drive me nuts. Didn't you spend any time in school at all?

 

[Dave N]

Run-on sentences with no punctuation drive me nuts. Didn't you spend any time in school at all?

Or what Shed God posts!

 

[Forkyfinder]

Or what Shed God posts!

Whoa. Shakespeare has a style. So does shed god.

 

[Dave N]

Whoa. Shakespeare has a style. So does shed god.

Yeah. Incoherent, hard to follow.

 

[Phaseolus]

Not a cider guy?

I’m a beer Guy, so No.

 

[VikingsGuy]

Run-on sentences with no punctuation drive me nuts. Didn't you spend any time in school at all?

you must love e e cummings then

 

[Steiny77]

Don't let the people off the hook that type lengthy posts with no paragraph breaks.

 

[Ben Lamb]

Every single one of you knows the difference between cartridge and caliber, yet not a man-jack among you has the balls to use them correctly.

 

[VikingsGuy]

To flog the equine further . . . (@Ben Lamb's garageband's comeback tour)

I reject spaceless elipsis.

"..." NOT OK

". . . " The way god intended

 

[longbow51]

Sometimes it's funny though. Had a buddy I think was a bit dyslexic.

He referred to whitetails with perfect racks as having good "generics" rather than genetics, and WalMart as WaldMark.

So whenever we hear a politician say something totally insane, not exactly a Black Swan event, we say well, he probably just has bad generics.

 

[Ben Lamb]

To flog the equine further . . . (@Ben Lamb's garageband's comeback tour)

I'm getting tired of reminding you of this, it was Donkey Punch.

Not Flog the Equine. That name was taken by a 1980's Welsh New Wave Synth Pop Band made up of only people named Gruffudd. They sent us a cease and desist letter.

Also, e e cummings was a grammatical genius. Everyone else should play by the rules.

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[VikingsGuy]

Also, e e cummings was a grammatical genius. Everyone else should play by the rules.

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He would have been a sh*tty lawyer

 

[noharleyyet]

He would have been a sh*tty lawyer

....*opposite of an oxymoron...

 

[VikingsGuy]

....*opposite of an oxymoron...

The word you are looking for is "redundant".

 

[Wildabeest]

Sometimes it's funny though. Had a buddy I think was a bit dyslexic.

He referred to whitetails with perfect racks as having good "generics" rather than genetics, and WalMart as WaldMark.

So whenever we hear a politician say something totally insane, not exactly a Black Swan event, we say well, he probably just has bad generics.

My father-in-law always said “old timer’s disease” instead of Alzheimer’s. .

 

[noharleyyet]

The word you are looking for is "redundant".

Henry The Sixth, Part 2 Act 4, scene 2, 71-78

 

[elkduds]

Henry The Sixth, Part 2 Act 4, scene 2, 71-78

Early iteration of Beavis?

 

[noharleyyet]

Early iteration of Beavis?
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A common theme for Hunter S . . .

 

[choc dogs]

This thread needs this

 

[Pucky Freak]

“Chomping” at the bit. Have you been around horses?? They champ at bits. I’ve yet to witness one “chomp” at their bit.

The absolute WORST:

“There’s two bulls on the second ridge.”

“Where at?”

You don’t end a sentence with a preposition. Some examples don’t sound too bad. Ex. “You don’t know what you’re talking about” is technically wrong, but it seems less awkward than “You don’t know about what you’re talking.”

But “Where at?” No. Just no. Say it with me: “Where?”, “Where is it?”, “Where are they?”

There is a strong second reason I quit watching hunting videos: not hearing the influencers talking with one another while glassing. “At at at at at at at at” Damn…just shoot something and be done with it!