Lol. That said, another one that annoys me is "for all intensive purposes" instead of "for all intents and purposes." Ugh.
And my pet peeve, abuse of apostrophes.
http://www.apostropheabuse.com/
Lol. That said, another one that annoys me is "for all intensive purposes" instead of "for all intents and purposes." Ugh.
I never knew so many people were upset by the term iTouch. Personally, I've always thought it was a pretty handy shorthand.
its this thats always bothered me. people misspelling a product or whatever is cool, but its an ipod touch. not an iTouch not an iTouch. for all i know an iTouch is a random third party product out there. probably is too. /shrug.
its this thats always bothered me. people misspelling a product or whatever is cool, but its an ipod touch. not an iTouch not an iTouch. for all i know an iTouch is a random third party product out there. probably is too. /shrug.
For some reason, I am bothered far more by your use of "ipod" than by "iTouch."
Incidentally, I am also bothered more by your misuse of "its," your failure to place an apostrophe in the contraction "that's", your lack of capitalization, and your failure to place a comma before "too."
For some reason, I am bothered far more by your use of "ipod" than by "iTouch."
Incidentally, I am also bothered more by your misuse of "its," your failure to place an apostrophe in the contraction "that's", your lack of capitalization, and your failure to place a comma before "too."
For some reason, I am bothered far more by your use of "ipod" than by "iTouch."
Incidentally, I am also bothered more by your misuse of "its," your failure to place an apostrophe in the contraction "that's", your lack of capitalization, and your failure to place a comma before "too."
Not really. I'm not that anal if people use a lowercase i or an uppercase one
For some reason, I am bothered far more by your use of "ipod" than by "iTouch."
Incidentally, I am also bothered more by your misuse of "its," your failure to place an apostrophe in the contraction "that's", your lack of capitalization, and your failure to place a comma before "too."
That's nowhere near the frustration I have when people on Facebook consistently use "your" instead of "you're".
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Slightly misnaming or using capitalisation incorrectly in relation to products doesn't bother me.
However, getting Steven Jobs name wrong is just sacrilege.
It bugs me when people say iTouch. I know what they are talking about but it's not it's real name but i dont yell at people and tell them it is wrong.