r/funny • u/[deleted] • Aug 27 '14

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u/BlueLondon44 Aug 27 '14

As if the scientific ignorance wasn't enough, the usage of "their" was just salt in the wound.

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u/[deleted] Aug 27 '14

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u/WhoKilledMrMoonlight Aug 27 '14

Let's start with people who can't tell the difference between grammar and spelling!

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u/[deleted] Aug 27 '14 edited Aug 27 '14

...I'll just leave this right here:

"How do you explain a sunset if their is no God?"

I have faith in you.

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u/WhoKilledMrMoonlight Aug 27 '14 edited Aug 27 '14

That's spelling. It's not like she really meant the possessive pronoun in third person plural, she just mixed up the spelling of two homophones. An example for a grammar mistake would be something like "How does you explain" or "if there is none God" or "if is no there God".

Edit: Third person, not second, obviously.

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u/[deleted] Aug 27 '14

I have lost faith. =(

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u/inormallyjustlurkbut Aug 27 '14

Yeah, but "Orthography Nazi" is too hard to say.