Comments | makena_smiles: to or too

makena_smiles

to or too

Jun 26, 2006 12:20

There are "professionals" in my office who are unable to correctly use "to" and "too". An example: "K, we need too pick up a sample from the customer". OR "Please output too size." OR "There is to much work ( Read more... )

a-holes, wtf srsly!!!, grrr!, work

Comments 6

serenity_valley June 27 2006, 01:34:05 UTC

ZOMG WORD!!!1!1! Srsly. It's like they decided that all that "apostrophes indication contractions and possessives, never plurals" stuff was just so much blather, that the correct use of "to" and "too" (and heaven help me, "two") is open to interpretation, and that commas are entirely optional. Hmmm...I feel a rant coming on....

Also,
WE LEARNED THIS STUFF IN THE 5TH GRADE!!!1!!1

You have learned well, grasshopper.

makena_smiles June 29 2006, 05:19:29 UTC

I love that you said grasshopper!!!

jessibeaucoup June 27 2006, 02:43:24 UTC

Sweetie, I barely even know you and even I know that you ARE superior!!!

It is to much too ask (errors intended).

More fuel for the fire - a highly successful (read:wealthy) business owner I know routinely types 'of coarse'.

serenity_valley June 27 2006, 05:17:27 UTC

"More fuel for the fire - a highly successful (read:wealthy) business owner I know routinely types 'of coarse'."

::headdesk::

neva_butterfly June 29 2006, 02:09:00 UTC

I was directed here by serenity_valley. It's so annoying. Anyone can slip up once or twice, but when it's consistent, that's super annoying. I have a coworker who says hisself, like "he needs to do that hisself and not ask anyone else."

Eeeew.

makena_smiles June 29 2006, 05:00:36 UTC

I completely agree! I know I slip up (especially when I'm in a hurry), but these people really don't understand the difference.

I have a coworker who says "otherwords", instead of otherwise.

...like fingernails on a chalkboard.