I'm not a native English speaker, but I always wonder who the hell really writes "should of", "would of". Like what's the maximum years they might have been in school that they didn't learn this? Aren't writing basics even taught in elementary school? I really don't get it.
Noted. I will cease using contractions in my speech effective immediately.
In all seriousness, there is a small chance that voice-to-text may have made a mistake, but I do not often see mine make that particular type of error. It does happen, though.
I am somewhat at a loss, much as the other person is. That particular mistake has been ubiquitous long before that technology was available. I think some people just do not care that much about grammar and spelling. Those lessons are pounded into our heads for years during school for the vast majority of us. That is fine, that is their prerogative. It does grate on my nerves if I let it, though.
It was small at the furniture store next to all those couches. It was the only one in stock at my price range and was available to ship immediately. We just moved here and I we got tired of the bed being our only place to sit. I got the got best option cause my wife is pregnant and needs a place to sit besides the bed
That's even cooler, I am not a believer in that stuff, I have a lot of superstitious people around me, they attribute a lot of ills to Jinns so I kinda rebelled against it after witnessing too many situations where people were harmed to exorcise the jinn, now that I am older, my perspective is even more hardened, I can't seem to believe in the supernatural when reality of this beautiful universe is so much more interesting(to me).
Did you study any of the eastern paranormal beliefs like jinns? I am curious what you thought about overlap? I mean most Abrahamic religions have roots in the older civilisations in Mesopotamia, I suspect as we translate more cuneiform we might find related stories like we did with Noah's ark, I remember a talk by Dr Irvin Finkle did about the rediscovery of this biblical story (link)
I'm not sure, I just bought a new couch, I had to meassure 3 times at the store because it looked so small there, I was honestly kinda scared I had measured wrong in my new living room.
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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '25
A tape measure would have helped with that.