Pet peeve of the day - grammar department

AngryCorvair wrote:

iceracer wrote: Back to the first post. depending on the fair, maybe he is anxious.

what if all the Funnel Cake vendors have is bags of dicks? I mean, it's not like the fair is at Hennessy Honda of Woodstock, where everyone loves a big bag of dicks.

I'm only anxious about the black ones.

poopshovel wrote:

AngryCorvair wrote:

iceracer wrote: Back to the first post. depending on the fair, maybe he is anxious.

what if all the Funnel Cake vendors have is bags of dicks? I mean, it's not like the fair is at Hennessy Honda of Woodstock, where everyone loves a big bag of dicks.

I'm only anxious about the black ones.

Have you missed the whole piont of this thread?

bludroptop wrote: I am sick and tired of people using the word 'anxious' when they mean 'eager'....

well.. maybe he -is- eager about the black ones?

http://grammar.quickanddirtytips.com/irregardless.aspx

mad_machine wrote: well.. maybe he -is-excited about the black ones?

This might be more appropriate

This thread is defiantly awesome!

Jim Pettengill wrote: Irregardless - ARRRGGGGHHH! What's the famous quote? "An error up with which I will not put?"

Irregardless is trumped by illregardless, in my neighborhood.

If I worked at Hennessy Honda of Woodstock, I would be anxious.

Unloosen has gotten so bad it's recognized by Merriam-Webster. My buddy's in-laws all use it. When we're together I use "untighten" to mean tighten to get under his skin.

914Driver wrote: If I worked at Hennessy Honda of Woodstock, I would be **eating a bag of dicks** .

FTFY.

btp76 wrote: Unloosen has gotten so bad it's recognized by Merriam-Webster. My buddy's in-laws all use it. When we're together I use "untighten" to mean tighten to get under his skin.

so is irregardless

what's funny is that grammatically correct is a redundancy ...

something is either grammatical or ungrammatical ...

grammatical = correct ... so grammatically correct is the same as saying PIN number ( personal identification number number)

"Aint", I berkeleying hate that word, and your damn yankee dictionaries have included this also.

Irregardless...