"You're"

[Achtung_Bebe]

I just got a party invitation that says

"your invited"

on the inside it reads:

"your presents is requested"

that's hilarious in a pathetic kind of way.

 

[kafrun]

I just got a party invitation that says

"your invited"

on the inside it reads:

"your presents is requested"

Terribly rude of them to expect you to give up your presents..

 

[elevation2u]

you're making me fall in love

 

[redkat]

that's hilarious in a pathetic kind of way.

I know I laughed,and then I felt bad

 

[MissMaCo]

meggie your rock babe

 

[Angela Harlem]

I was just reminded of a t-shirt I saw someone wearing in class a couple of months ago. The back read "your next" when it should have read "you're next." This really killed me, because while this is a pet peeve, I can look past an honest mistake. But how does one overlook this when printing off a bunch of t-shirts. There was no creative purpose for this typo either, the designer was obviously oblivious.

I can't handle seeing stuff like this. Mum and I saw a poster for that stupid Australian Princess show, and the blurb bit at the top said something about Fairy Tales. I am still cranky about that

I'm horrid with grammar, but blatant mistakes shit me to tears. Spelling errors are almost as bad.

 

[KhanadaRhodes]

I just got a party invitation that says

"your invited"

on the inside it reads:

"your presents is requested"

the perfect gift!

 

[doctorwho]

and the blurb bit at the top said something about Fairy Tales. I am still cranky about that

"Fairy Tale" is the correct way to spell this. So what made you cranky?

 

[Cleasai]

I just got a party invitation that says

"your invited"

on the inside it reads:

"your presents is requested"

Yes. I would like your presents as well.

 

[GibsonGirl]

the perfect gift!

I'd love it if someone did that.

 

[wenda]

the perfect gift!

oh that is perfect!! So tempting to buy for those that need it.

 

[tiny dancer]

You're boring .

 

[Angela Harlem]

"Fairy Tale" is the correct way to spell this. So what made you cranky?

It's a compound word. We write it as fairytale.

 

[Malone]

I can't wait until I find my fairytale princess!

 

[Cleasai]

Here it can be written as fairy tale or hyphenated (fairy-tale) but not fairytale.

Sources: dictionary.com, Encarta World Dictionary, Oxford English Dictionary, Merriam-Webster, and American Heritage.

 

[Tania]

Ah, but those are not Aussie dictionaries. Fairytale is all one word here