• I really wish people would use proper punctuation and grammar. One of my friends said on Twitter the other day, "Kayla's not breathing great" and I didn't know if she meant if she wasn't breathing well or if she wasn't breathing at all; great. I mean, they're both worrisome situations, but the ladder is scarier than the former. Also, here are some tips on a few common mistakes that have got me seathing: they're, there, and their Okay, "They're" is "they are." Look, they look the same, that one should be easy. "There" is related to location, it has the word "here" inside it, also a word related to location. "Their" is possesive. our and are First, if you're actually saying them correctly, they sound totally different. I HAVE TO GO!! argh. /: This continues tomorrow.

• ones cannibalistic, ones not!

  M3T4LH34Don May 16, 2011   Link

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