For example

Let's Do lunch !

The word do .

Fixin'

"I'm fixin' to do lunch."



Huh?

::

To and too.

No words bother me I'm not that picky..

I use the saying let's do lunch..

I'm fixing to eat~~

Whatever, it is different in every state what you say..

And I'm one that despises the Grammar Police~~~~

There their what ever who cares as long as you understand what they mean..

Yep that is my two cents worth..

Affected and Effected - which to use where????

Excepted accepted
Yeah those

How about the old Quite, Quiet and Quit, etc?

Truthfully, there aren't any words i dislike.

However, i love to have fun with the way words
can be used, differing from region to region.

In English... 'just saying'

You know that annoying feeling you get when a poorly made gap in a sidewalk makes you trip and stumble? That's what I feel as I'm trying to read anything where words are obviously misused. To versus Too is a common one. Affected versus Effected. But even using "A" when it should be "An" can have the effect.

And of course, "their" versus "there."

I don't think badly of the person making the mistake, unless they angrily demand that they are right, or that there's something wrong with people who point out the mistake.

But it's that "crack in the sidewalk jarring trip" effect that bugs me. Sometimes the only way I can stand to read the more poorly written posts or articles I see online, is if I first copy past the whole thing into another place, so I can correct the mistakes.

I'd bet that I'm not alone in suffering the sidewalk crack effect, and that some people who don't pay attention to such details, aren't getting a fair hearing for their thoughts, simply because few people can stand to read their way through the way they are written.

Oh, and there's "where" versus "were," too. "Do" versus "due." ANything where the words rhyme, but mean completely different things.

For some reason, I've been seeing more misuse of "loose" when the person meant to say "lose," too.

Juan thing is curtain your gonna fine alot of hear.

axe = ask
keeedz = kids
my bad = I'm a moron

Often missed in that is "they're"

You know when like, your totally listening to somebody have like a conversation, and its like your brain is being pummeled into like a marshmallow, and like you just want to pull out your eyeballs and like shove them in your eardrums
Yeah, like, totally

yea like how in agreement am I?

Truthfully, there aren't any words i dislike.

However, i love to have fun with the way words
can be used, differing from region to region.

I dislike how the younger guys misuse the word cougar in describing older women. They are ladies not animals.

Poetry - how about if I say some of us "older" women can be pretty "catty" does that qualify?

how about those who type BOARD when they mean BORED. ??