[Puppage]

Elton John 'a Little Surprised' at Rush Limbaugh Wedding Invite

Pet peeve # 234....You do not send someone an invite, you send them an invitation. Invite is the verb.

Pet peeve # 1..."that's where I am at."

Never end a sentence with a preposition. Mrs. Matthews Pine Orchard School 1968.

In case my FRiends wanted to know.....

[Carpe Cerevisi]

In case my FRiends wanted to know.....

Remember, only use three ellipses. ;^)

[Jemian]

You are a kindred spirit. Those are some of my peeves as well.

[The Grammarian]

Never end a sentence with a preposition.

"That is a rule up with which I will not put."--attributed to Winston Churchill

[Martin Tell]

..."that's where I am at." Never end a sentence with a preposition.

"that's where I am at, you pompous know-it-all."

There. Fixed it.

[vladimir998]

You wrote:

“Mrs. Matthews Pine Orchard School 1968.”

Wow. You’re old.

Public faux pas #27: Never bring attention to a woman’s age.

Public faux pas #62: Never assume someone is a woman just because said person mentions something that sounds feminine.

(I’m just kidding you)

[afraidfortherepublic]

Thank you, thank you. I seethe every time I see that word yoused that way. Furthermore, I'm pleased to know someone who sent to school after I did knows the difference.

[truth_seeker]

“Pet peeve # 234....You do not send someone an invite, you send them an invitation. Invite is the verb.”

I presume you are not aware of differences in accepted common usage of English between Britain and America?

[Marylander]

It is there at which I am? At where I am? There am I?

[Erasmus]

"That's where I'm at, dammit."

Fixed it.

≤}B^)

[gogeo]

In case my FRiends wanted to know.....

You've heard the joke, right?

[cdcdawg]

Bad grammer and spelling is a series problem on FR. Some people just don’t pay attention to what their typing. Sometimes I loose track of what there trying to say. It’s a hugh problem.