Ou want to LOSE weight and you are LOSING weight. You loose your keys. Also, you give advice not advise. You advise someone!! Arrrrrrgh!!!!!

Lose your keys lol,,,, you loosen a screw. There I feel better. Sorry for the autocorrect in the first post.

Don't you hate when you f**k up your spelling when you are ranting about other peoples spelling?

Edited October 13, 201312 yr by laura-ven

lol of all the times for auto-correct to kick in! Funny!

Lose - Loose

You're - Your

Advice - Advise

Moot point - not MUTE point...

LOL these kill me.

Hilarious!! Spelling errors drive me nuts!

Would have - not would of

Could have - not could of

I'm an ESL instructor, so I totally understand...drives me nuts! lol

Can't we all just go back to lurking on the threads where the ladies talk about how horny they are post-op? :-P

Can't we all just go back to lurking on the threads where the ladies talk about how horny they are post-op? :-P

this cracked me up

your obviously real bad at giving advise and real good at making people loose their mind, or you could of tried harder to be more helpful, but now that you've already posted it's a mute point.

My personal pet peeve? When folks say they're nauseous but mean they're nauseated.

Nauseated = I feel sick

Nauseous = I make YOU feel sick

Double negatives.

Ohhhhh and my biggest pet peeve right now?

"I know, right?" Makes my blood boil!!!! Are you asking me or telling me?

Thank you, I thought I was the only person driven nuts by that. And while we're on the subject - It's DINING table not DINNING table and my all time favorite - It's a whole OTHER world not NOTHER (or even NUTHER) - but wait I'm still not finished - "It's De Ja Vu ALL OVER AGAIN ??? really ??? - what do you think De Ja Vu means ?? - okay, I'm done

Thank you' date=' I thought I was the only person driven nuts by that. And while we're on the subject - It's DINING table not DINNING table and my all time favorite - It's a whole OTHER world not NOTHER (or even NUTHER) - but wait I'm still not finished - "It's De Ja Vu ALL OVER AGAIN ??? really ??? - what do you think De Ja Vu means ?? - okay, I'm done[/quote']

Actually "déjà vu all over again" was made famous by baseball player Yogi Berra referring to Mickey Mantel and Roger Maris' back to back home runs. The redundancy was deliberate and meant to be witty. :-)

Buuuuuuut! I get it.

this cracked me up

your obviously real bad at giving advise and real good at making people loose their mind, or you could of tried harder to be more helpful, but now that you've already posted it's a mute point.

My personal pet peeve? When folks say they're nauseous but mean they're nauseated.

Nauseated = I feel sick

Nauseous = I make YOU feel sick

hahaha I ALWAYS say im nauseous!!! I will make it a point to not do that now!! hah

"Ima"