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If you “literally jumped out of your skin” during a scary movie, you’d be dead.
One of my pet-peeves is when someone misuses the word “literally.” I know they meant to use it for emphasis, but still, it’s annoying. Literally means “without exaggeration” and you’re describing what EXACTLY happened.
(credit to theoatmeal)
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S0 lyke, ii was 0n facebk `nd it wz drivinq meh crazii t0 see ppl`z writinq lyke diz yew kn0`? Is lyke dey d0nt kn0` n0thin’.
(My gosh, that was painful to type)
“Nothing is more annoying than watching a person whose native language is English write with crappy grammar.”
Is it hypocritical of me to call myself a grammar nazi if I make grammar mistakes myself?
Vent of the day.
One of my pet-peeves (that I can’t stand) is when people use their, they’re, there, your, you’re incorrectly *twitch-twitch*. It’s annoying when I see people on facebook replace the letter “g” with the letter “q” (replacinq it like this). I mean, it really doesn’t make you look “cool.”
Call us whatever you want for correcting you. You will thank us later. Sometime it hurts to be on facebook (for many reasons); it’s suffocating. But when I escape to tumblr, I can breatheeee~!
Done with my little vent. I saw a facebook conversation and it just hurt my head.
My new favorite blog: englishmotherfucker
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One of my petpeeves is when people say “I didn’t do nothing!” to defend themselves. Double negatives. You did do something.
