Yeah I'm not perfect, but I at least try to avoid the obvious mistakes. I'm certainly prone to the more esoteric nuances of the language.
Cheers.
As when people say "There's" with a plural noun: "There's a lot of dumbasses who don't speak very well English." Oh, there is dumbasses is there? "There're" is a perfectly good contraction and "there are" works, too. 'Course, on the Internet, I've no doubt we would see They're're and Their're if the old contraction regained currency... sigh ... still not ready to give up just yet; even if everybody else is.