Last one to post wins ...GAME

[Just Silver]

Yahhh

[Notalius]

listening to big krit "return of 4eva". shits alot better than oxymoron, and im only 4 songs in

Dreamin >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

[EG.]

finished season 1 of GoT

[EG.]

Was pretty awesome

[EG.]

Ive got great shoulders

piks

[Elision]

"I should have done that"
instead of "should 'of' done that"

it's should have. the latter doesn't work with the definition of "of".

"I couldn't care less"
instead of "Could care less"

"couldn't" implies you don't care at all, therefore could not care less. "could" care less implies basically nothing, other than the fact that you do generally care to any imaginable degree.

They both work, it depends on the context.

"Whether you like it or not"
instead of "either you like it or not"

"Either you like it or not" implies that you can like it or not like it. "Whether" implies that a certain thing "is", regardless of a person's opinion towards it.

whether = an inevitability, either = an option.

[Solace]

"I should have done that"
instead of "should 'of' done that"

it's should have. the latter doesn't work with the definition of "of".

That's what he was saying

"I couldn't care less"
instead of "Could care less"

"couldn't" implies you don't care at all, therefore could not care less. "could" care less implies basically nothing, other than the fact that you do generally care to any imaginable degree.

They both work, it depends on the context.

They do work depending on the context but people usually say "I could care less" when they really meant "I couldn't care less" (to say that they basically don't care)

"Whether you like it or not"
instead of "either you like it or not"

"Either you like it or not" implies that you can like it or not like it. "Whether" implies that a certain thing "is", regardless of a person's opinion towards it.

whether = an inevitability, either = an option.

That's what he was saying

[EG.]

uuugh bitches pls

[Trimss]

God damn I could care less either you like it or not, I never did those mistakes and I should of told you earlier

[Elision]

"I should have done that"
instead of "should 'of' done that"

it's should have. the latter doesn't work with the definition of "of".

"I couldn't care less"
instead of "Could care less"

"couldn't" implies you don't care at all, therefore could not care less. "could" care less implies basically nothing, other than the fact that you do generally care to any imaginable degree.

They both work, it depends on the context.

"Whether you like it or not"
instead of "either you like it or not"

"Either you like it or not" implies that you can like it or not like it. "Whether" implies that a certain thing "is", regardless of a person's opinion towards it.

whether = an inevitability, either = an option.

Are you aware that you agreed with me on all of those?

was I not supposed to? was this like directed at me or something?

edit: my bad i read your first sentence of the post as "can I get some general knowledge", thought you wanted opinions.

[PAINKILLƎR]

[Just Silver]

Im back

[DƎRDYPK]

Im back

It is "I am back" not "I'm back"

[PAINKILLƎR]

I think people say 'should of' because should've (should have) sort of sounds like it.

Indeed.

The same reason a lot of Americans write better then instead of better than.

I've only seen foreigners make that mistake...

[DƎRDYPK]

Im back

It is "I am back" not "I'm back"

Ayy someone's got jokes....

;p

I think people say 'should of' because should've (should have) sort of sounds like it.

Indeed.

The same reason a lot of Americans write better then instead of better than.

I've only seen foreigners make that mistake...

That's ignormerican