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So hit me – some of your pet peeves?
Coupla' mine:
• People who use the word "irregardless". By saying irregardless, you are actually saying the opposite of what you really intended. The word 'regardless' already means despite or without regard, and the prefix –ir is a negative, so irregardless would mean not despite or not without regard, which is illogical.
• People who butcher the phrase "... couldn't care less" by reciting it as "... could care less". If you could care less, you obviously care. This makes no sense.
• People who who butcher the word "supposedly" by reciting it as "supposebly". Please, for the love of the English language, stop making up words because you're too lazy to understand how to pronounce the real one!
• Cotton balls. Seriously. Can't touch them. No idea why. Sends nasty chills down my spine.
• When people spell the word "lose" as "loose". Lose is not to win. Loose means not tightly.
• When people don't use capital letters.
• When people type "rediculous" instead of "ridiculous". Re- means again, so by typing "rediculous", you are insinuating that you were once diculous and are now diculous again.
So hit me – some of your pet peeves?
Coupla' mine:
• People who use the word "irregardless". By saying irregardless, you are actually saying the opposite of what you really intended. The word 'regardless' already means despite or without regard, and the prefix –ir is a negative, so irregardless would mean not despite or not without regard, which is illogical.
• People who butcher the phrase "... couldn't care less" by reciting it as "... could care less". If you could care less, you obviously care. This makes no sense.
• People who who butcher the word "supposedly" by reciting it as "supposebly". Please, for the love of the English language, stop making up words because you're too lazy to understand how to pronounce the real one!
• Cotton balls. Seriously. Can't touch them. No idea why. Sends nasty chills down my spine.
• When people spell the word "lose" as "loose". Lose is not to win. Loose means not tightly.
• When people don't use capital letters.
• When people type "rediculous" instead of "ridiculous". Re- means again, so by typing "rediculous", you are insinuating that you were once diculous and are now diculous again.