I never knew that......

[leavemeglazzies]

There is a bizarre disease where seemingly mentally stable people wish to sever one of their limbs:



They can draw an exact line where they want the limb severed.

 

[Nike Jordan]

Jimmy Carter was the first U.S. President to be born in a hospital.

 

[MetalMario]

He was also the last Free Mason to be president. There have been others

 

[BIG LEEMELONE]

Coulda swore every prez is a mason

 

[silverbackhoney]

Coulda swore every prez is a mason

Nah that stopped a while ago

Being non-christian is the only thing preventhing me from being a mason. Have both of my great-grandfathers papers and could sign up using them but nah

 

[kingkoopa]

 
Nah that stopped a while ago

Being non-christian is the only thing preventhing me from being a mason. Have both of my great-grandfathers papers and could sign up using them but nah

Why not just fake it for the perks?

 

[silverbackhoney]

 
Why not just fake it for the perks?

I've thought about that but ehh

 

[trueprada]

@hallywoodxo  came in droppin str8 fire 

 

Outta reps.

this

 

[GTA 809]

Same boat. I want to be a mason but im an atheist. I coukd lie, but why start a relationship off on the wrong foot.

 

[imui for2oh]

I just watched that, it is very bizarre to say the least leavemeglazzies !

 

[doozy122]

Flo-Rida= Florida!

 

[jordan novice]

Late bus.

Jk famb lol

 

[SC kid]

I didn't know steven hawking was english until i saw the theory of everything

 

[eightfivefresh]

 
Flo-Rida= Florida!

You're gotta be joking. Lol

 

[pmpdaddyrobford]

Flo-Rida= Florida!

[emoji]128533[/emoji]

 

[octobersveryown]

you have to be a christian to be a free mason? i don't think so... 

i come from a  muslim fam and dad and uncles were/are free mason

 

[octobersveryown]

what kinda perks we tombout tho

 

[godry]

I never knew that the Texas chainsaw massacre was inspired by a true story rather than based on, big difference.

 

[suberzat1]

I never knew that the Texas chainsaw massacre was inspired by a true story rather than based on, big difference.

I thought they said in the trailer or in the movie it was based on a true story

 

[godry]

Nah, it was all a ruse

 

[pmpdaddyrobford]

I never knew that the Texas chainsaw massacre was inspired by a true story rather than based on, big difference.

I don't see a difference. I can watch a movie or read a story and get inspired to make some other medium or base something I'm doing by something I was inspired by...
all in all it never is even half of what the real thing happened was

 

[godry]

Alright let me rephrase, I never knew that the Texas Chainsaw massacre wasn't a true story.

 

[T0INE]

 
Flo-Rida= Florida!

 

[pmpdaddyrobford]

Alright let me rephrase, I never knew that the Texas Chainsaw massacre wasn't a true story.

lol yea bro come on. that **** mad fake
hell I think they even said the original Hills have eyes is based off of a story

Freddy Kruger was based off of something too and that **** is wild lol

 

[651akathepaul]

I still think I'm using past wrong sometimes, but oh well. I've looked it up and tried to make sense of it, but it just doesn't register.

Passed vs past.

I embarrassed myself years ago by saying antidote instead of anecdote. No one said anything, it just got quiet and I felt so dumb that I looked it up and corrected myself.





No one is perfect.


Does it bother anyone else when someone says they "drunk" something instead of "drank" something? I never correct people, but it's irksome.

Another thing that bothers me is people not knowing basic verbs in past participle form.

Meh.

I still think I'm using past wrong sometimes, but oh well. I've looked it up and tried to make sense of it, but it just doesn't register.

Passed vs past.

I'm pretty sure 'passed' is always the past tense of the verb 'pass'

I passed you the spliff. You passed me the remote. We somehow still passed the test the next day

On the other han, 'past' seems to mostly deal time or location.

You walked past me. I drove past the entrance to the restaurant. **** like that.

I occasionally still struggle with incorporating "whose" into my grammar instead of "who's" (still not sure if "who's" is wrong), and using '' vs. "" (when not dealing with conversations.)

It's a weird mental block, because to others it seems so simple to understand. While I'm proficient at the usage of pass and past, I have the same damn problem with effect and affect.

So, to you @Gordonson, if you have one of those tricks of remembering things for me, I'd greatly appreciate it. With reps, of course.

I remember from somewhere about affect being emotion based, ala affection vs. cause and effect, but every time I think I have it figured, I see someone using one of those when I thought it should be the other. Happens all the time, so I don't know if they used it incorrectly or if because I just can't get a handle on it. Probably the latter.