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no offense to them of course.
"When in doubt, eat cheese crackers."-me to my charries who don't even know about cheese crackers
some random memes for you guys:
anyone else had this problem here? or anywhere?
"When in doubt, eat cheese crackers."-me to my charries who don't even know about cheese crackers
saw this in a video about weird analogies and it was too funny to me. I had to share.
"When in doubt, eat cheese crackers."-me to my charries who don't even know about cheese crackers
"When in doubt, eat cheese crackers."-me to my charries who don't even know about cheese crackers
This person was writing a fan fiction about something and went into a research rabbit hole lol
"When in doubt, eat cheese crackers."-me to my charries who don't even know about cheese crackers
I had a school book once with that analogy. A couple more: The boat gently drifted across the pond exactly the way a bowling ball wouldn’t. She walked into a room like a centipede with 98 missing legs.
To err is human; to arr is pirate.
@theducktator lol it’s a stylistic thing, I think.
"When in doubt, eat cheese crackers."-me to my charries who don't even know about cheese crackers
THE FIRST ONE!!
Talk about that after you PUBLISH the book! You’ve read it a thousand times and so has your editor, you both read the first printed copy, catch all those mistakes, and then you make the big order and start selling them, only to see mistakes! *sobbing*
No half-heartedness and no worldly fear must turn us aside from following the light unflinchingly.
Ooooooh…that hurts. I have so far picked out two typos in the one story that I have published and they drive me nuts every time I see them.
First Grand Historian of Arreth and the Lesser Realms (aka Kitty)
Fork the GorkSame! I average about five to ten to every 300 or so pages. I doubt people notice all of them, but I still go crazy.
No half-heartedness and no worldly fear must turn us aside from following the light unflinchingly.
But hey, it could be worse. You could be writing a Grammer textbook.
I think I find more typos in school reading than in anything else.
But then nowadays that is most of the reading I do, sadly.First Grand Historian of Arreth and the Lesser Realms (aka Kitty)
Fork the Gork*blink*
That is depressingly funny.
No half-heartedness and no worldly fear must turn us aside from following the light unflinchingly.
Isn’t it? I suppose one must find something to laugh about when slugging through modern political world views.
*Gazes off into the distance like some deep thinking philosopher*
*Steps backwards off porch*
First Grand Historian of Arreth and the Lesser Realms (aka Kitty)
Fork the Gork*gasp*
Oh my goodness! Are you okay!
*covers mouth to hideĀ laughter*
No half-heartedness and no worldly fear must turn us aside from following the light unflinchingly.
*Steps backwards off porch*
*Snorts*
Every time my class comes across a grammar mistake, we tend to cackle over it for five minutes straight.
"If I don't like something, it's probably sanctification. Ugh." -E.C.S.
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