'Everytime' is a new and disgusting 'word'. I'm used to seeing the all-too-often misuse of 'everyday' (when it should be 'every day'.
What sets your blog apart from all the rest (Well, you're actually the only one.) are your titles. This is a "classic".
I think they intentionally used "for you" as a way of saying, "we know you like your half caff, non fat, 2 splenda, sugar free vanilla mocha with whipped cream, but we think it sucks!"
I have the same pet peeve, Mr. Spelchekr.On the subject of this sign, I also don't put much stock in contracts sealed with signatures made on a blackboard.
thanks, comoprozac. I do what I can.
Urgh. I detest that everytime and everyday thing (except everyday as an adjective). Drives me insane.
uh oh. if a missing space is what drives you insane, take that as an alarming cue to get out of the house more often. at least once everyday.
'Everytime' is a new and disgusting 'word'. I'm used to seeing the all-too-often misuse of 'everyday' (when it should be 'every day'.
ReplyDeleteWhat sets your blog apart from all the rest (Well, you're actually the only one.) are your titles. This is a "classic".
ReplyDeleteI think they intentionally used "for you" as a way of saying, "we know you like your half caff, non fat, 2 splenda, sugar free vanilla mocha with whipped cream, but we think it sucks!"
ReplyDeleteI have the same pet peeve, Mr. Spelchekr.
ReplyDeleteOn the subject of this sign, I also don't put much stock in contracts sealed with signatures made on a blackboard.
thanks, comoprozac. I do what I can.
ReplyDeleteUrgh. I detest that everytime and everyday thing (except everyday as an adjective). Drives me insane.
ReplyDeleteuh oh. if a missing space is what drives you insane, take that as an alarming cue to get out of the house more often. at least once everyday.
ReplyDelete