Posters your sick of!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

You're nuts! Keep posting, LOL.

[Anonymous]

Know it all, I have too much time on my hands to do research and pretend I'm so smart, PenguinSix.

[Anonymous]

Thank you, 21:49. PP, Vulva Mom is the chick who keeps "correcting" posters in the cameltoe thread about female anatomy!

[Anonymous]

lawyers.

and I am one.

[Anonymous]

I'm sick of myself right now. lol. I should just go to bed, the baby is sleeping, and I'm sitting here on DCUM. Jeff, just put me out of my misery. (please don't!).

[Anonymous]

Farm Mom.

[Anonymous]

C9BL in Loudoun County

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When people write "whaaaaaat?"

whaaaaaaat????

[Anonymous]

Phew...so far nobody has called out one of my posts. I was sweating bullets when I opened this thread.

I think my world would fall apart if someone on DCUM didn't like what I had to say.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PS. There HAVE BEEN tons of threads....(although that's a dubious grammatical construct at best)

not "there's been". ugh.

I'm 18:04; we you correcting me? I said 'there's been a ton of threads,' and I think that's grammatically correct.

this kills me lol. "there's been" is the same as saying "there is been". okay?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PS. There HAVE BEEN tons of threads....(although that's a dubious grammatical construct at best)

not "there's been". ugh.

I'm 18:04; we you correcting me? I said 'there's been a ton of threads,' and I think that's grammatically correct.

'There has been tons' is incorrect. 'There have been tons' is correct.

But i said, "there's been a ton" -- isn't that correct?

NO, it's not, because if you "uncontract" the contraction "there's" it is "there is." And "there is been a ton" is not correct, as you, me, and everyone else can recognize.

I think the poster is trying to contract "there's" as "there has". LOL.

[Anonymous]

Merriam Webster:

Definition of THERE'S
: there is
: there has

[Anonymous]

hahahahaha. really, 6 pages and you didn't realize this? grammar police poster (well, one of you) you have been pwnd.

[Anonymous]

"I think the poster is trying to contract "there's" as "there has". LOL."

Yes, and he/she would be correct. Contracting 'there has' is completely acceptable, and quite common. Example: "there's been a break-in!"

[Anonymous]

Blogger Moms who post here... Oooo aaaaa I have a blog. I write. Blah blah blah.