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Ha! I see what you meant now. Your diction, dude! You used "their" to mean two different people.

Author: NedoftheHill (44675 Posts - Joined: Jun 29, 2011)
Posted at 11:35 pm on Aug 12, 2019
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You used "their" for the family first, and "their" for the steakhouse second, in the same sentence.

In my defense, you probably should have used "its" for the steakhouse in place of the second "their." But, I now know you meant "the stupidity of the managers of the steakhouse."


This message has been edited 3 time(s).

Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good.

Replies to: "Ha! I see what you meant now. Your diction, dude! You used "their" to mean two different people."

  • Fine Dining at Outback Stkhouse? or just an upscale burger joint? - jimbasil - 9:21pm 8/12/19 (9) [View All]
    • Of course not...Red Lobster is the spot for those special occasions.... [NT] - TakethetrainKnute - 7:40am 8/13/19
      • Your reason for patrolling Time's Square, that is if Bubba Gump is sold out. [NT] - jimbasil - 1:08pm 8/13/19
        • Bubba Gump’s is so crowded. Has to be the best restaurant in Manhattan... [NT] - TakethetrainKnute - 2:01pm 8/13/19
          • That and Dallas BBQ 42nd street. [NT] - jimbasil - 4:14pm 8/13/19
    • Jimbasil: "I fall in with this family and their stupidty." [NT] - NedoftheHill - 10:49pm 8/12/19
      • That's a bullshit edit! [NT] - jimbasil - 10:57pm 8/12/19
        • Ha! I see what you meant now. Your diction, dude! You used "their" to mean two different people. - NedoftheHill - 11:35pm 8/12/19
          • My diction is just fine. [NT] - jimbasil - 12:33am 8/13/19
            • The audience thought Dick Shawn was just fine too... - TakethetrainKnute - 8:23am 8/13/19
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