Someone whose name begins El Paso has no right to talk about grammar.

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Mar 27, 2017
11:49:04am

84 Grad All-American

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84 Grad

Previous username: F-Utes
New username: mrphotogenic
Bio page: 84 Grad
Joined: Oct 10, 2002
Last login: Jul 4, 2019
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Messages

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Grammar pet peeve: using "don't" for third person singular

El Paso Coug

3/27/17 11:33am

Granmar complaints on CB. #adulting

Paco

3/27/17 11:35am

Agreed. But I give the old 70+ old Utah farmers a pass on this one.

Cougarrr

3/27/17 11:36am

My father-in-law was a life-long farmer in Sanpete County . . .

El Paso Coug

3/27/17 11:38am

Me and her don't like that either

Cougar-Duck

3/27/17 11:37am

We seen it when we was over to the high school.

fredgarvin

3/27/17 11:38am

*shudder*

Cougarrr

3/27/17 11:43am

Yep, exactly. I didn't see this before posting mine.

jdub

3/27/17 11:52am

I know more about grammar then all of you combined.

gwalker

3/27/17 12:12pm

That's unpossible.

fredgarvin

3/27/17 12:32pm

That's a whole nother thing.

byujdmba

3/27/17 11:53am

When somebody gives me a whole nother, I always tell them I prefer half nothers.

jdub

3/27/17 12:05pm

There ain't nothing more bad.

jensen46

3/27/17 11:41am

Someone whose name begins El Paso has no right to talk about grammar.

84 Grad

3/27/17 11:49am

Closely associated with "We was", as in "We was fixin' to drive on over to the Texaco."

jdub

3/27/17 11:51am

...umm... my younger kids are exposed to that a lot.

Belboz

3/27/17 12:13pm

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