Singlemalt
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I am so fucked up eg
Happy Smallpox Day!
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StonedFarmer
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"Its lit fam"
Singlemalt
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Sumthin's lit goddamit lol
qwizoking
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StonedFarmer
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Irk**Always
Grammatical errors just urk me so
Singlemalt
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IrkAlways
Grammatical errors just urk me so
neosapien
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They irk you so much that you make up your own grammatical rules? Cuz pretty sure my usage was correct.Always
Grammatical errors just urk me so
farmerfischer
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Ding ding !!! Round 1" and go!!!
neosapien
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I already won.
qwizoking
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If you honestly didn't know that....
The Rule is Not “A” Before Consonants and “An” Before Vowels
By: Brian A. Klems | July 27, 2012
Many people adhere to a belief that you use the article “a” before words that begin with consonants and “an” before words that begin with vowels. But that isn’t the rule, and it’s important to avoid this rookie mistake before turning over your manuscript to agents and editors.
The real rule is this: You use the article “a” before words that start with a consonant sound and “an” before words that start with a vowel sound. For example, He has a unique point of view on the subject and talked about it for an hour. The “u” in “unique” makes the “Y” sound—a consonant sound—therefore you use “a” as your article, while the “h” in “hour” sounds like it starts with “ow”—a vowel sound.
neosapien
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Yes, a vowel sound, as in "an encore".
farmerfischer
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Ding ding.. Go to y'all's corner
farmerfischer
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Round 2!! And go!!
farmerfischer
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I'm thankful for r.I.u.day
farmerfischer
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Go Detroit lions..Cowboys beat the Redskins today.
neosapien
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I think you've done too much coke. That's exactly what I said and then you incorrectly tried correcting me.Exactly
Now you've got it
Go impress your friends and fam