Do not read this.

[Deozaan]

They'res no difference between there and their. I hope this answers you're question. If so, your welcome.

-Deozaan (April 19, 2013, 02:09 AM)

Epic trolling! (Because of course you knew you were, right?)

-TaoPhoenix (April 19, 2013, 11:25 AM)

Maybe I should try again:

Don't you no theirs know difference between there and they're? I hope this answers you're question. If sew, your welcome.

[app103]

Don't you no theirs know difference between there and they're? I hope this answers you're question. If sew, your welcome.

-Deozaan (April 19, 2013, 04:20 PM)

There's a browser add-on for that. 

[kyrathaba]

While you're discussing the finer points of usage of "they're, their, and there", it'd be a great time to set people straight on the correct usage of the possessive apostrophe versus the apostrophe used in contractions.

[40hz]

@kyra - Wasn't that discussed in a previous (and rather long) thread? I seem to recall participating in that even though I can't find it now that I'm looking for it.

[app103]

[pilgrim]

Association of ideas:
Video - Romans
Romans - ???

[app103]

Association of ideas:
Video - Romans
Romans - ???

-pilgrim (April 24, 2013, 04:41 AM)

I don't get your association, but watching the video would make it much easier to get mine. 

[pilgrim]

I did watch the video, which is how I got to the Romans, and your association.
My association was the beginning of verse 2, every time I think of Romans I remember it.

I knew I shouldn't have got up this morning.

[app103]

My association was the beginning of verse 2, every time I think of Romans I remember it.

-pilgrim (April 24, 2013, 09:12 AM)

Oh, sorry. Now I get it.

Maybe I am the one that should have stayed in bed. 

[pilgrim]

I blame it on that Maharishi bloke and his 'Tangentdental Meditation'.
What's your excuse?

[app103]

What's your excuse?

-pilgrim (April 25, 2013, 05:06 AM)

Less than 4 hours sleep and a strong desire not to get trapped in Wikipedia for the rest of the day?