Just to get it off my chest, once and for all...

[aguyuno]

Barefoot = one word.

Bare feet = two words.

Barefeet = not a word.

I had to do it, and I wanted to do it in a way that wasn't slamming on a particular story or author. That feels sooo much better.

ROFL! that was an hysterical post!!!! loved it

Hysterical is a hard h. So it's a hysterical. Whereas hour is a soft h; an hour.

Unless you pronounce it an isterical (which some people do). But I still think that's wrong so whatever.

Sorry, just been bugging me a lot because I keep hearing people on tv (Jon Stewart of the daily show specifically) saying "an historic event" all the god damn time.

 

[alan705]

Barefoot = one word.

Bare feet = two words.

Barefeet = not a word.

I had to do it, and I wanted to do it in a way that wasn't slamming on a particular story or author. That feels sooo much better.

Cheers,
Munchausen

LOL <3

 

[Eternal Tomboy]

"Omigod!" I thought, as I realized that I had, in effect, affected many irritating
grammatical tics in my writing that morning. Going out back to resume chopping up paragraphs into more convenient pieces, I barely noticed that the neighbor's bear had again left a lot of barefoot prints on our porch. My wife normally couldn't bear such a barefaced effect of bruin foot bottoms, but as I had earlier tied her to a hammock so the bear could lick her honey-coated soles, her sole response was "AHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA!"
Admonishing her for laughing all in capitals, I placed another paragraph on the block and, effecting an editor's affect, divided it. Alot...

I haven't laughed that much in quite some time (at least when there was no tickling involved). Thanks, I needed that. 🙂