Let's Go Blues

It's,
probably...not "prolly"

should have...not "should of"

cprice12 wrote:It's,
probably...not "prolly"

should have...not "should of"

You prolly should of proofed your grammar nazi post before posting it.

"Prolly" is one I'm ok with. It's shorthand. "Should of" bugs me -- it's improper use of the words. If you wanna use the shorthand "Shoulda", I'm ok with that too... but in things like text messages and hockey-dork-infested online forums, it's pretty casual, so I don't get my boxers in a bunch. However, when I see poor grammar in work emails, documentation, News reports, and other "formal" communications, it just irks me to the point of nausea to see poor grammar. It just immediately calls the writer out as uneducated and lacking credibility.

"I fenna" = "I am going to"

That's my favorite.

Those definately tick me off.

It's "lose" not "loose" when you misplace something. That bugs me most.

Just sayin'...

Words are hard. I'm not very good at english.
(I had to google 6 of the above words to make sure I spelled them right)

I can't believe that people actually use the slang 'hella'.

These only bother me when someone strings a bunch of them together in a single sentence.

Something like, "I prolly shud of thot a that b4 txtin ur gf...sry man." would make me unhappy. Basically every post by STLADOGG is like this if you want a living reference.

What are words for, when no one listens anymore.
I think I'll die my hair blue.

"hella" has been popular out west for 20+ years.

goon attack wrote:"hella" has been popular out west for 20+ years.

It's been old for 19.

stlbluz wrote:

goon attack wrote:"hella" has been popular out west for 20+ years.

It's been old for 19.

Like you?

goon attack wrote:"hella" has been popular out west for 20+ years.

Eric Cartman first used it about 5 years ago.

the knob wrote:

stlbluz wrote:

goon attack wrote:"hella" has been popular out west for 20+ years.

It's been old for 19.

Like you?

Leedog wrote:

goon attack wrote:"hella" has been popular out west for 20+ years.

Eric Cartman first used it about 5 years ago.

yeah, can anyone tell me the name of that episode? Or what season it is in?

abc789987 wrote:

Leedog wrote:

goon attack wrote:"hella" has been popular out west for 20+ years.

Eric Cartman first used it about 5 years ago.

yeah, can anyone tell me the name of that episode? Or what season it is in?

You guys are hella lame.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spookyfish

goon attack wrote:"hella" has been popular out west for 20+ years.

If I hear "hella" in a serious conversation...I give a look of, "wft?".

If I use "hella", i'm joking around.

I don't think I'll ever stop using the word, "cool"...or..."awesome". I hope those words never get lame or dated...otherwise I'm in trouble.
I'm sure when my daughter gets into high school, cool and awesome will have gone the way of the dodo...and I'll be a dork.

I had a roommate in college about 14 years ago that said "hella" all the time. I think that was the first time I'd heard anybody use it. Henry was an interesting dude and an entertaining roommate though.

cprice12 wrote:

goon attack wrote:"hella" has been popular out west for 20+ years.

If I hear "hella" in a serious conversation...I give a look of, "wft?".

WFT?