A quick English Lesson - Lose vs. Loose
 

Lose - Something you misplace, something that is not there anymore
Loose - Not tight

Get it right. Jesus.

I doubt anyone is stupid enough to mistake those two, and if the person does it is probably a typo. :2 cents:

Yes I am surprised by how many people are that stupid as to not know how to spell LOSE right. it's not like it's a typo like "TEH"" or something.

LOSER = a person that can't spell LOSE or LOSER
LOOSER = a "loser's" mother's pussy as compared to other women's pussy

Seeunus Sigguticus

okay...now I'm LOST :(

Do not underestimate the ignorance of the average GFY'er.

Thats just fuckin stupidity to get that wrong.

no... no 'looser' on gfy would ever make that mistake.

Too & to
You're & your
Loose & lose

They go and on and on ... people will never learn. It's the best when they are trying to burn someone when they can't spell.

Now if they would just learn the difference between sell and sale....

off and of.... :)

no. YOUR loose

Your all to damn smart for a looser like me.

And habbit is habit unlike what you typed in a previous thread:

this world is filled with stupid people.

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh


I know it, somebody will certainly come up with this reply. :1orglaugh

While we're at it...

their
there
they're

Their: it's is theirs. Something that belongs to somebody
There: a place. Point you finger somewhere.
They're: they are. Plain and simple.

of course and off coure.... Lmao!

When in doubt http://www.iespell.com

baddog rocks. :thumbsup :winkwink:
















jk bd. :thumbsup

what about one for firefox?

My exact thoughts. :)

While on this topic... It's time there was one version of the English language and not perverse variations on it.

From next Monday, kindly stop spelling words wrong - humour is not "humor", organise is not "organize" et al.

The Webster dictionary will be pulled off the net and cease publication to stop this idiocy.

If anyone wants to be "different" - make up your own language and don't call it "English". :winkwink:


PS.. And start driving on the correct side of the road and make it clear to law enforcement how to drive properly. They need to learn the proper way sometime.

haha didn't realize people made this error, so simple to recognize the difference too.

Why don't you write to England and ask?

Please adjust your post and correct these errors...

Realize is realise

Recognize is recognise

The difference is easy to recognise :winkwink:

Correct... the way it should be!! :1orglaugh

Amen, it's about time someone brought the lose/loose correction to light.

I'm sure that most people here are at least High School gradutes.

If English is your second language, I accept that as a valid excuse and I'll admit your English is probably way better than my knowledge of your language, so props to you.

While we're at it...

congradulations <-- not a word.

:error
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Please adjust your post and figure out that Canadians spell those words differently than Americans. :glugglug

firefox google tool bar has spell check :thumbsup

:1orglaugh :321GFY
(I just knew it!)

its
it's

there are a lot of commonly misused terms in the formal English language:

advice, advise
prophecy, prophecy
affect, effect
troop, troupe

My advice to you is that you advise their friends over there that they're too drunk to fuck two girls with no sense of humor when we all know their asshole is so loose it's easy to lose your dick in its cavernous recess.

It's not difficult.

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yes Bimini....unfortunately you lost all of us.

whats funny is English,spanish,italian,french,german(i think) are all taken from the latin lauguage.. how do we know someone in latin is slapping thier heads going no its luse why the fuck they put an O there fucking english???

uhmm... :helpme

that was my mistake for sure.!!!

thanx for the lesson

Italian, French & Spanish have their origins in Latin whereas English (And German obviously) have their roots in Germanic, although the etymology of many English words come from Latin and Greek.

Whilst its easy for the English to pick holes in the "Americanisation" of the English language, its not right to moan about what side of the road everyone else drives on as the pioneers of the motor industry were German and American.

Ah fuck, yeah they drive on the wrong side.