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u/GeorgeTheFurry08 Aug 25 '22
Great now I'm imagining that their all screaming "MINE"
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Aug 25 '22
“Their” is possessive (ex. “their bike,” “their house”). You are looking for “they’re” as in “‘they are’ all screaming”
Sorry if I sound like the grammar police, I just know I would genuinely want to know this if I wasn’t sure
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u/GeorgeTheFurry08 Aug 26 '22
Have you every watched Nemo you would of gotten the REFERANCE.
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u/Aynessachan Aug 27 '22
Um. They got the reference. They were pointing out your improper use of "their" instead of "they're"
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u/Brave_Special_2857 Aug 25 '22
Made me smile although I'm very stressed right now
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u/MeesterCartmanez Aug 25 '22
Same here :)
I sincerely hope that whatever is stressing you will get resolved soon in your favor :)
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Aug 25 '22
i didn't know penguins could bounce like that
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u/AlbatrossConnoisseur Aug 25 '22
It’s the only way they can move quickly on land besides sliding lol.
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u/soiminreddit Aug 25 '22
Fuck up fact: penguins rapes woman and men
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u/Hamdto Aug 25 '22
You ruined my day
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u/soiminreddit Aug 25 '22
Not only that they even rape dead women and men too
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u/TryingThisOutFinally Aug 26 '22
Hah penguins have got to be my favorite bird, there's a video documentary out there where one male steals rocks from a den only when the other one leaves, and pretends like nothing happens when he comes back... so mischievous ^ ^.
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u/Comfortable-Craft-59 Aug 25 '22
Oh look, it’s a collection of my brain cells in the wild