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Miles Archer

(18,837 posts) Thu Aug 27, 2015, 05:30 AM Aug 2015

"Yes THEIR back. Go get you some corn dogs."

"50 cent corn dog day" at Sonic. Apparently, this is the news Judy has been waiting for,

THEIR back.

Go get you some.

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"Yes THEIR back. Go get you some corn dogs." (Original Post) Miles Archer Aug 2015 OP

to be nice Tom Kitten Aug 2015 #1

I really thought this was a 2016 campaign thread Renew Deal Aug 2015 #2

There's no they're there eom LiberalElite Aug 2015 #3

There, their, they're !! Lighten up Francis!!@ madinmaryland Aug 2015 #4

My ex girlfriend's mom was an English teacher Miles Archer Aug 2015 #5

My mom was also an English major... madinmaryland Aug 2015 #6

Tom Kitten

(7,343 posts)

1. to be nice

Reply to Miles Archer (Original post)

Thu Aug 27, 2015, 05:55 AM

Aug 2015

lots of people get "there" , "their", and "they're" mixed up all the time writing things... but myself I miss the old term for corn dogs... "pronto pups"...

As in "Looky they're! There selling pronto pups!

And don't get me started on weiner raps!

Renew Deal

(81,847 posts)

2. I really thought this was a 2016 campaign thread

Reply to Miles Archer (Original post)

Thu Aug 27, 2015, 07:09 AM

Aug 2015

LiberalElite

(14,691 posts)

3. There's no they're there eom

Reply to Miles Archer (Original post)

Thu Aug 27, 2015, 07:40 AM

Aug 2015

madinmaryland

(64,931 posts)

4. There, their, they're !! Lighten up Francis!!@

Reply to Miles Archer (Original post)

Thu Aug 27, 2015, 03:43 PM

Aug 2015

Miles Archer

(18,837 posts)

5. My ex girlfriend's mom was an English teacher

Reply to madinmaryland (Reply #4)

Thu Aug 27, 2015, 04:19 PM

Aug 2015

I am an English MAJOR, but her mom goes ballistic every time the "their / they're" thing happens, so I've become conditioned.

madinmaryland

(64,931 posts)

6. My mom was also an English major...

Reply to Miles Archer (Reply #5)

Thu Aug 27, 2015, 05:20 PM

Aug 2015

and also worked at the University in the Communications Skills Center reviewing term papers, etc. I growed up learning gooder grammar!!

"Irregardless" always drove her crazy. It does that to me also!!

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