Ever notice how morans are always getting this wrong? It's "wreak havoc," NOT "wreck havoc"!

I know, right?

A veritable hoard of GLPers keep mixing up 'wreck' and 'wreak.'

I noticed that people on GLP think it's funny to spell it MORANS when the correct word is MORONS.

I guess it fits, though.

The amount of Americans who misspell fairly easy words is an embarrassment. Part of it is the idiocy of modern communications, lol wtf omg and the like. They complete what Ebonics and generally short attention spans and TV began.

"Moran" has a different spelling and meaning from "moron."
At least, to me it does.

When I'm really pissed I say "moron," otherwise as per GLP convention I use "moran."

My favorite commonly misspelled word is "definately". I find that particularly amusing because of the certainty that word is meant to convey coupled with the contradiction of having expressed it incorrectly.

It's buck naked....not butt naked.

and there is a fucking s on the end of folks when it is plural....THAT REALLY BUGS ME!!!!

Oh, and one more thing that really bugs me....



White people fucking DIE. They DIE.....D...I...E....DIE.


Black people might pass, but not usually.

The one that drives my husband nuts is people not using the preposition "from" after graduate.

Saying "He graduated high school." Drives him completely crazy.

Yes!

That one bugs me, too.
Very annoying.

It's "MORON" OP, not "moran".

"cut and dry" should be "cut and dried"
"all intensive purposes" should be "all intents and purposes"

There are many more ...

It is technically supposed to be hunker down, not bunker down, but I guess either can be argued.

And, I've heard bicker for dicker.

I've heard Obama say wreck havoc. Just goes to show that he is both retarded and entirely dependent on the teleprompter. So if the teleprompter reads it, he says it.

Music soothes the savage breast, not beast...doesn't come up all that often, but often mistaken when it does.

Wtf?

That's amusing.
You misspelled it.
It's "definitely".

At least you didn't spell it "defiantly," as I've seen on this forum so many times.

You reek Mr. havoc!

Also it's "toe the line" not "tow the line". Been seeing it used wrong a lot more lately.

Like idea verses ideal.
Also I see there and their mixed up on GLP alot.

You see? I told you.

BTW: I looked it up.

Moron is the word you use to describe someone like yourself, for instance.

MORAN is a name, as in John Q. Moran. Mostly in Australia, but not limited to.

Get a brian morans...Muzlims is gonna wreck havoc of Merica and isreel is our aly!

wood they please get a clue....

I actually didn't know that.
Thank you

I heard him say it, too.
Very disappointing.

But I don't agree he's dependent on the teleprompter.

Ahhh the irony.

Moran

Dude your link is broken.
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The way I see it, Americans are notoriously unable to:

a.) speak, read or write in a foreign language - regardless which one
b.) be geographically correct - they need a GPS to navigate their own neighborhood, much less a country overseas
c.) competently locate even major body parts
d.) use their inherent intelligence regarding such subjects as general health, science and ethics
e.) distinguish between truth and BS in the Mainstream Media
f.) Don't know how to read a map or write a hand-written letter or multiply and divide without the use of a calculator
f.) know the difference between "there" and "their" - "to" and "too" - "eye" and "I" - etc. etc.


All this basic incompetence seems to get worse and worse (not worser and worser) every year! 100 years ago, a student leaving High School had much more knowledge, both academically and ethically, than the average graduate from an American university in this day and age. Sometimes, I admit, I cringe when I people pay so little attention to the way they talk and write. What happened to decent email etiquette regarding an opening introduction as simple as "Hello" or an adequate closing statement such as "Thanks" or "All the Best"- followed by an actual NAME?

Lest you ask - yes, I am old enough to know the difference! I was born 3/4 of a century ago - without a cell phone glued to my ear - when people still had an intellectual conscience! I rest my case!

Don't forget ...

g.) "our" and "are"