Yeah, MACS....frank...the rest of you sticklers....

I like grammar more than the average person...though maybe not as much as some of you...but I'm about done trying keep some things straight...so lets just call these equal:

further/farther----nobody seems to care any more, and those that do are often wrong anyway

anyway/ anyways....because I still say anyways

and even toward/towards...towards is so ubiquitous now, that it is never going away

I'm not budging on accept/except...or affect/effect...those ARE crucial to meaning

dstieger wrote:

"Farthermore"? Oh I don't think so.

cameroon wrote:

Well I guess we'll just have to except the affects this may have anyways.. 😟

DrafterX wrote:

Yeah, MACS....frank...the rest of you sticklers....

I like grammar more than the average person...though maybe not as much as some of you...but I'm about done trying keep some things straight...so lets just call these equal:

further/farther----nobody seems to care any more, and those that do are often wrong anyway

anyway/ anyways....because I still say anyways

and even toward/towards...towards is so ubiquitous now, that it is never going away

I'm not budging on accept/except...or affect/effect...those ARE crucial to meaning

dstieger wrote:

I could care less.

frankj1 wrote:

I'm appalled frank, I was certain you couldn't care less.

bgz wrote:

I wuz just trying to be grammatically incorrect.

frankj1 wrote:

The farther we get from proper English, the closer we move towards the acceptance of the effects of those that are affected by the butchering... except for frank... anyways, frank is good wif werds n stuf, so he might be further offended than most of us and will move toward you with a big a$$ knife... Anyway, you don't want to piss off frank.

bgz wrote:

Yeah, ... lets just call these equal:

further/farther----nobody seems to care any more, and those that do are often wrong anyway

anyway/ anyways....because I still say anyways

and even toward/towards...towards is so ubiquitous now, that it is never going away

I'm not budging on accept/except...or affect/effect...those ARE crucial to meaning

dstieger wrote:

Proper grammar is the difference between knowing your sh*t and knowing you're sh*t.

tailgater wrote: