Never watched The Game of Thrones or Sherlock
I have never watched GOT as well but I am a massive Sherlock fan.
I haven't watched YOI anime and have zero interest.
I am terrible at time conversions and remembering them.
Was Tat there with him?
I cannot drink coffee in the morning... just at night...
I don't drink coffee at all. Or tea. Or Red Bull. I subsisted through uni on willpower and Vanilla Coke.
It drives me nuts when people write "would of" instead of "would have". Do you have any idea how long it has taken me to even figure out what this is supposed to mean and that it's intentional and not just some kind of very, very weird typo!?
It drives me nuts when people write "would of" instead of "would have". Do you have any idea how long it has taken me to even figure out what this is supposed to mean and that it's intentional and not just some kind of very, very weird typo!?
I'm certain you can find grammatical errors in my posts and completely admit that I type in a very conversational and casual style. Spell check though has made it much worse and I'll notice incorrect use of words like "there, were, and it's" that are often auto corrected incorrectly.
I'm sorry to those who read my posts and that I may have confused. :
:roll9: I honestly don't have a problem with typos, spell check insanity or people simply making mistakes (it's not like everything I write is always correct). But I'm fairly certain that many times "would of" is not a mistake but more like internet slang. I never noticed this "error" until a few years ago when suddenly it seemed to pop up all over the place. It's an intentional mistake that doesn't even make sense to me, and that totally irritates me.I'm certain you can find grammatical errors in my posts and completely admit that I type in a very conversational and casual style. Spell check though has made it much worse and I'll notice incorrect use of words like "there, were, and it's" that are often auto corrected incorrectly.
I'm sorry to those who read my posts and that I may have confused. :
If it's the show I'm thinking of, don't worry, the last two seasons weren't so great. More about the triangle with Michael Sheen and his wife, and less of the research and reaction to it (which absent the erotica, I found fascinating. Like the Beau Bridges Allison Janney subplot). In fact I bailed on season three.
If it's not the show you were talking about, this will make no sense whatsoever.
Never watched The Game of Thrones or Sherlock
I'm certain you can find grammatical errors in my posts and completely admit that I type in a very conversational and casual style. Spell check though has made it much worse and I'll notice incorrect use of words like "there, were, and it's" that are often auto corrected incorrectly.
I'm sorry to those who read my posts and that I may have confused. :
I don't drink coffee at all. Or tea. Or Red Bull. I subsisted through uni on willpower and Vanilla Coke.
*internalised English nerd screaming*
Would of, could of should of it's all like fingernails down a blackboard. WOULD HAVE, COULD HAVE AND SHOULD HAVE.
The bastardisation of the English language drives me nuts.
I was confounded when I first came across this also. I then figured out what it was ("would've") and that it's a common writing error by native English speakers, who also confuse it's and its, your and you're, etc, because they learn to speak before learning to write so they spell the way the words sound to them.
I first came across such errors in a course I paid for and was very upset at the poor English, even feeling cheated. LOL. "Would of" came later. I don't let these kinds of writing bother me as much these days, not that I fully accept them.