Grammar Police
Posted: Mon Oct 14, 2013 6:16 pm
It is too bad that the Grammar Police have been banned from TubeNet. With the current crop of posts TubeNet has been harvesting, the Grammar Police would have a field day.
Surely you can't believe that?TubaRay wrote:Your joking.
I do, and stop calling me Surely.Mark wrote:Surely you can't believe that?TubaRay wrote:Your joking.
You're joking?TubaRay wrote:Your joking.
Same difference.Rick F wrote:"At this point" and "At this time"
So do the grammar police work at the Department of Redundancy Department?Rick F wrote:One popular phrase that has always bugged me is... "At this point in time".
"At this point" and "At this time" each mean the same thing. No need for both as it's redundant.
A lot of elected officials use the phrase wrong, but they're wrong most of the time anyway.
Not now---they're/there/their all on furlough with the shutdown.Tubajug wrote:So do the grammar police work at the Department of Redundancy Department?Rick F wrote:One popular phrase that has always bugged me is... "At this point in time".
"At this point" and "At this time" each mean the same thing. No need for both as it's redundant.
A lot of elected officials use the phrase wrong, but they're wrong most of the time anyway.
Okay, I'll stop calling you Surely if you will let be frank.TubaRay wrote:I do, and stop calling me Surely.Mark wrote:Surely you can't believe that?TubaRay wrote:Your joking.
At this time and at this point on my map, I would have to disagree with you.Rick F wrote:One popular phrase that has always bugged me is... "At this point in time".
"At this point" and "At this time" each mean the same thing. No need for both as it's redundant.
Stupid is as stupid does, which usually involves eating a box of chocolates.bloke wrote:You think your so stupid.