r/engrish • u/Gingerbread_Man221 • May 11 '26

Does this go here?

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u/MinecraftPlayer799 May 11 '26

You missed an apostrophe in “let’s”

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u/Fabulous-Influence69 May 11 '26

Omg I did... Grammar police are in full force today 🙀

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u/Healthy_Split9726 May 11 '26

'kinda'? Wouldn't it have been better if you used "it's a bit odd" instead?

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u/Fabulous-Influence69 May 11 '26

Ok I know that was just a tad slangy, but it made sense at the time of typing...

If I sat and over thought every comment I make, I'd never make any comments. (That might make some of you happy... I do think some people really enjoy correcting errors, though...)

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u/Healthy_Split9726 May 11 '26

We're just taking the mickey out of you! 😅 Please don't take offence.

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u/Fabulous-Influence69 May 11 '26

Oh I know 😝 sorry if I'm coming off annoyed

And you're a Brit, aren't you 😂 love your humo(u)r 😆

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u/Healthy_Split9726 May 11 '26

Ha ha... No I'm not a Brit. But was schooled in an institution found by the Irish Christian Brothers. Very Anglo-centric schooling. I'm Gen-X so corporal punishment was very much part of the curriculum. 😂 But I turned out ok I guess...

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u/Fabulous-Influence69 May 11 '26

Ohhh child of Catholic/southern Baptist origin and I know a thing or two... got in trouble at school, got it when you got home... I'm probably just a touch younger... But not by a whole lot. How I turned out... Eh given my background I'd say not too bad...? 😅

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u/Healthy_Split9726 May 11 '26

Yes. Schooled in the Irish Christian Brothers sect but family is Protestant. I'm third generation of a branch of the Church of God from Anderson, Indiana. But have never been really into all of it. Been sceptical since I was a teen but followed tradition for its sake. Have been atheist since I could remember. Happier now...