Topic: I am quite the grammar nazi

[Keliomer Castillo]

Normally I don't care, but the thing I see most on the Internet is misusing your/you're.

You probably don't care.

Just forewarning you in case I smite thee with the mouse of an angry forum crawler because you can't tell the difference.

And as an impromptu lesson:

You're is a contraction of You and are.

EX: You are going to the store
      You're going to the store.

Your is used to denote possession of something.

EX: Is this your hat?
      I took of my shoes and put yours on.

Thanks for the time.

[meamaslimjim]

EX: Is this your hat?
      I took of my shoes and put yours on.

Thanks for the time.

Speaking of grammar and spelling...

It's "off", not "of".

Just to let you know.

[Cloud]

amidoinitright?

[EpicMovement]

EX: Is this your hat?
      I took of my shoes and put yours on.

Thanks for the time.

Speaking of grammar and spelling...

It's "off", not "of".

Just to let you know.

...pwned 

[Andy Keller]

amidoinitright?

Actually, yes, you are doing it right.

I mean,

actuallyyesyouaredoinitright.

[ryan grice]

You must be new here. In time you will learn that APK is literally infested with grammar Nazis. I personally hate lol'd, as lol stands for laugh out loud. By putting the d at the end, you would be saying that you laugh out louded, when you meant to say laughed out loud. So I think it should be l'dol, but I'm not sure.

[Brandan Mendenhall]

How incredibly unnecessary. Lolz.

[Dan Frank]

Your grammar is not so excellent for a self-proclaimed Grammar Nazi.

Normally I don't care, but the thing I see most on the Internet is misusing the misuse of "your" and "you're".

You probably don't care.

I am just forewarning you in case I smite thee with the mouse of an angry forum crawler because you can't tell the difference.

And as An impromptu lesson:

"You're" is a contraction of "you are."

EX: You are going to the store.
      You're going to the store.

"Your" is used to denote possession of something.

EX: Is this your hat?
      I took off my shoes and put yours on.

Thanks for the time.

[Brandan Mendenhall]

Your grammar is not so excellent for a self-proclaimed Grammar Nazi.

Normally I don't care, but the thing I see most on the Internet is misusing the misuse of "your" and "you're".

You probably don't care.

I am just forewarning you in case I smite thee with the mouse of an angry forum crawler because you can't tell the difference.

And as An impromptu lesson:

"You're" is a contraction of "you are."

EX: You are going to the store.
      You're going to the store.

"Your" is used to denote possession of something.

EX: Is this your hat?
      I took off my shoes and put yours on.

Thanks for the time.

Wow, somebody actually took the time to do what the rest of us real Grammar Nazis were too lazy to attempt.

Good man.

[Dan Elric]

Cuntrakshuns r emproopar nd stufz gosh lern 2 spel u gramer nazee

[Team Avian]

Cuntrakshuns r emproopar nd stufz gosh lern 2 spel u gramer nazee

it's spelled "Nat-see"

-Kyle(Rage) - er sorry

-Kyle "Rage"

[Matthew Wang]

I Lmao'd when I read this thread

[Shawn Meilicke]

plus the big one

the title of this topic
the word "Nazi" should be capitalized

[Rebecca Myers]

Wow. What a great thread.

My friend and I were just being grammar Nazis on Facebook, as well.

BAKABAKASHI! Ich denke, dass wir sollten nur DEUTSCH sprechen, weil Deutsche Grammatik sooooo schwer ist .

(Oh yes, three languages in one post. )

[Andy Keller]

This thread is officially a WIN.

[Mike Patella]

Wow. What a great thread.

My friend and I were just being grammar Nazis on Facebook, as well.

BAKABAKASHI! Ich denke, dass wir sollten nur DEUTSCH sprechen, weil Deutsche Grammatik sooooo schwer ist .

(Oh yes, three languages in one post. )

I see two.

[Cloud]

[Mike Patella]

[Mitch Hamilton]

Haha I get it because it is a Humerus as in the bone, and Humorous as in funny, And because that is what we call irony, i shall laugh. hehe

[Mike Patella]