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  • People using 'loose' when they mean 'lose' . Please stop, please
  • RopeyReignRider
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    It’s everywhere and I’m loosing the will to live

    Thanks

    Sleep deprived (and thereby grumpy) new dad of just north of Chesterfield

    wiggles
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    Don’t loose any sleep over it.

    bearnecessities
    Full Member

    You need to losen up.

    EDIT: Conrats 😉

    (..and capitalise “Dad”)

    Jamie
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    Your worrying to much. Their is more important things to worry about.

    deadlydarcy
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    It’s the loosers that come along to correct it in post number 2 that want to be having a word with themselves.

    Houns
    Full Member

    Can you be more pacific?

    ourmaninthenorth
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    The gents’ loos are just along the corridor.

    RopeyReignRider
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    You gays

    eddiebaby
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    Rebecca Loos

    RopeyReignRider
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    *guys

    busydog
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    Shirley you can’t be serious about that bothering you

    RopeyReignRider
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    I am, and don’t call me Shirley

    eddiebaby
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    Is it too early to divert this into an affect/effect thread?

    scaredypants
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    @OP
    like off of bruneeps’ post ? Broils my piss. Literally.

    wiggles
    Free Member

    I genuinely don’t know how to use affect/effect correctly…

    Teach me

    RopeyReignRider
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    It’s not to early for me as I’m already effected by it

    RopeyReignRider
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    @scaredypants – yes 😀

    bearnecessities
    Full Member

    @ Wiggles. The sound effect didn’t affect me.

    Does that help?

    I’m not a teecher.

    muzzle
    Free Member

    Here here.

    scaredypants
    Full Member

    affect is a verb*

    effect is a noun

    (*unless your a psychiatrist)

    bruneep
    Full Member

    like off of bruneeps’ post ? Broils my piss. Literally.

    Been a long day………….

    deadlydarcy
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    I thought effect could be used as a verb too?

    EDIT: YES, YES IT CAN! Burn him!!

    RopeyReignRider
    Free Member

    🙂

    scaredypants
    Full Member

    I thought effect could be used as a verb too?

    hmmmm, effect a change ?
    not sure – could it be an affectation ?
    😳

    fasthaggis
    Full Member

    OP

    just post up a handy link

    deadlydarcy
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    I like to use the verbal form to effect a state of confusion for those who struggle to tell the difference between effect and affect. Yes, it’s an affectation.

    fervouredimage
    Free Member

    Hear here.

    wiggles
    Free Member

    This is why I have never successfuly managed learn how to use them correctly.

    scaredypants
    Full Member

    DD – I think it’s possibly the first “podium/medal/otherbollocks” verbing offence

    brakes
    Free Member

    to ‘bear arms’ or ‘bare arms’
    always confuses me

    deadlydarcy
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    *whispers* I quite like some verbings of recent years. Especially the ones with a high litres of piss boiled per pedantry thread ratio.

    scaredypants
    Full Member

    OK

    my bad

    (now THAT must get your bladder bubbling ?!)

    swiss01
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    deadlydarcy – post of the week so far for me. i thank you.

    deadlydarcy
    Free Member

    If you were to bare your arms against me I might get the strangest boner. If you then were to bear arms against me, it would probably disappear quite quickly.

    scaredypants
    Full Member

    moved up there ^

    brakes
    Free Member

    a bear has bear arms, but not bare arms.
    a shaved bear has both.
    [how’s your stranger DD?]

    deadlydarcy
    Free Member

    I dunno. Keep posting. 😮

    brakes
    Free Member

    [resists googling ‘shaved bear’]

    deadlydarcy
    Free Member

    Stick a “ve” in the right spot and google away.

    anono
    Full Member

    Salvation is here for you OP – and at last the chance of me to use something I learned at school – loose rhymes with goose, and everyone (according to my English teacher) knows that goose has two ‘o’s. Problem solved, your life saved, no need to thank me.

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