Comments on: Grammar pet peeves [Updated] http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/06/27/grammar-pet-peeves-updated/ A blog about family, technology, and libraries Fri, 05 Dec 2008 12:14:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Andy http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/06/27/grammar-pet-peeves-updated/#comment-2868 Andy Sat, 28 Jun 2008 18:19:22 +0000 http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/06/27/grammar-pet-peeves/#comment-2868 Or, in fact, “Those who wish to avoid the high cost of gasoline should not drive their cars” (plural once, plural always, to pick a fine nit).<br><br>The ones which really bother me are the errors on so-called "professional" blogs, which (should) have the benefit of trained writers and editors. Every time I see "it's" and "its" mixed up, my blood pressure edges one notch closer to the red line. But then, we get what we pay for, right? Or, in fact, “Those who wish to avoid the high cost of gasoline should not drive their cars” (plural once, plural always, to pick a fine nit).

The ones which really bother me are the errors on so-called “professional” blogs, which (should) have the benefit of trained writers and editors. Every time I see “it’s” and “its” mixed up, my blood pressure edges one notch closer to the red line. But then, we get what we pay for, right?

]]> By: Andy http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/06/27/grammar-pet-peeves-updated/#comment-2918 Andy Sat, 28 Jun 2008 18:19:22 +0000 http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/06/27/grammar-pet-peeves/#comment-2918 Or, in fact, “Those who wish to avoid the high cost of gasoline should not drive their cars” (plural once, plural always, to pick a fine nit).<br><br>The ones which really bother me are the errors on so-called "professional" blogs, which (should) have the benefit of trained writers and editors. Every time I see "it's" and "its" mixed up, my blood pressure edges one notch closer to the red line. But then, we get what we pay for, right? Or, in fact, “Those who wish to avoid the high cost of gasoline should not drive their cars” (plural once, plural always, to pick a fine nit).

The ones which really bother me are the errors on so-called “professional” blogs, which (should) have the benefit of trained writers and editors. Every time I see “it’s” and “its” mixed up, my blood pressure edges one notch closer to the red line. But then, we get what we pay for, right?

]]> By: Andy http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/06/27/grammar-pet-peeves-updated/#comment-2966 Andy Sat, 28 Jun 2008 18:19:22 +0000 http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/06/27/grammar-pet-peeves/#comment-2966 Or, in fact, “Those who wish to avoid the high cost of gasoline should not drive their cars” (plural once, plural always, to pick a fine nit).<br><br>The ones which really bother me are the errors on so-called "professional" blogs, which (should) have the benefit of trained writers and editors. Every time I see "it's" and "its" mixed up, my blood pressure edges one notch closer to the red line. But then, we get what we pay for, right? Or, in fact, “Those who wish to avoid the high cost of gasoline should not drive their cars” (plural once, plural always, to pick a fine nit).

The ones which really bother me are the errors on so-called “professional” blogs, which (should) have the benefit of trained writers and editors. Every time I see “it’s” and “its” mixed up, my blood pressure edges one notch closer to the red line. But then, we get what we pay for, right?

]]> By: Andy http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/06/27/grammar-pet-peeves-updated/#comment-3182 Andy Sat, 28 Jun 2008 18:19:22 +0000 http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/06/27/grammar-pet-peeves/#comment-3182 Or, in fact, “Those who wish to avoid the high cost of gasoline should not drive their cars” (plural once, plural always, to pick a fine nit).<br><br>The ones which really bother me are the errors on so-called "professional" blogs, which (should) have the benefit of trained writers and editors. Every time I see "it's" and "its" mixed up, my blood pressure edges one notch closer to the red line. But then, we get what we pay for, right? Or, in fact, “Those who wish to avoid the high cost of gasoline should not drive their cars” (plural once, plural always, to pick a fine nit).

The ones which really bother me are the errors on so-called “professional” blogs, which (should) have the benefit of trained writers and editors. Every time I see “it’s” and “its” mixed up, my blood pressure edges one notch closer to the red line. But then, we get what we pay for, right?

]]> By: Andy http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/06/27/grammar-pet-peeves-updated/#comment-3225 Andy Sat, 28 Jun 2008 18:19:22 +0000 http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/06/27/grammar-pet-peeves/#comment-3225 Or, in fact, “Those who wish to avoid the high cost of gasoline should not drive their cars” (plural once, plural always, to pick a fine nit).<br><br>The ones which really bother me are the errors on so-called "professional" blogs, which (should) have the benefit of trained writers and editors. Every time I see "it's" and "its" mixed up, my blood pressure edges one notch closer to the red line. But then, we get what we pay for, right? Or, in fact, “Those who wish to avoid the high cost of gasoline should not drive their cars” (plural once, plural always, to pick a fine nit).

The ones which really bother me are the errors on so-called “professional” blogs, which (should) have the benefit of trained writers and editors. Every time I see “it’s” and “its” mixed up, my blood pressure edges one notch closer to the red line. But then, we get what we pay for, right?

]]> By: Andy http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/06/27/grammar-pet-peeves-updated/#comment-3312 Andy Sat, 28 Jun 2008 18:19:22 +0000 http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/06/27/grammar-pet-peeves/#comment-3312 Or, in fact, “Those who wish to avoid the high cost of gasoline should not drive their cars” (plural once, plural always, to pick a fine nit).<br><br>The ones which really bother me are the errors on so-called "professional" blogs, which (should) have the benefit of trained writers and editors. Every time I see "it's" and "its" mixed up, my blood pressure edges one notch closer to the red line. But then, we get what we pay for, right? Or, in fact, “Those who wish to avoid the high cost of gasoline should not drive their cars” (plural once, plural always, to pick a fine nit).

The ones which really bother me are the errors on so-called “professional” blogs, which (should) have the benefit of trained writers and editors. Every time I see “it’s” and “its” mixed up, my blood pressure edges one notch closer to the red line. But then, we get what we pay for, right?

]]> By: Andy http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/06/27/grammar-pet-peeves-updated/#comment-3661 Andy Sat, 28 Jun 2008 18:19:22 +0000 http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/06/27/grammar-pet-peeves/#comment-3661 Or, in fact, “Those who wish to avoid the high cost of gasoline should not drive their cars” (plural once, plural always, to pick a fine nit).<br><br>The ones which really bother me are the errors on so-called "professional" blogs, which (should) have the benefit of trained writers and editors. Every time I see "it's" and "its" mixed up, my blood pressure edges one notch closer to the red line. But then, we get what we pay for, right? Or, in fact, “Those who wish to avoid the high cost of gasoline should not drive their cars” (plural once, plural always, to pick a fine nit).

The ones which really bother me are the errors on so-called “professional” blogs, which (should) have the benefit of trained writers and editors. Every time I see “it’s” and “its” mixed up, my blood pressure edges one notch closer to the red line. But then, we get what we pay for, right?

]]> By: Andy http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/06/27/grammar-pet-peeves-updated/#comment-3736 Andy Sat, 28 Jun 2008 18:19:22 +0000 http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/06/27/grammar-pet-peeves/#comment-3736 Or, in fact, “Those who wish to avoid the high cost of gasoline should not drive their cars” (plural once, plural always, to pick a fine nit).<br><br>The ones which really bother me are the errors on so-called "professional" blogs, which (should) have the benefit of trained writers and editors. Every time I see "it's" and "its" mixed up, my blood pressure edges one notch closer to the red line. But then, we get what we pay for, right? Or, in fact, “Those who wish to avoid the high cost of gasoline should not drive their cars” (plural once, plural always, to pick a fine nit).

The ones which really bother me are the errors on so-called “professional” blogs, which (should) have the benefit of trained writers and editors. Every time I see “it’s” and “its” mixed up, my blood pressure edges one notch closer to the red line. But then, we get what we pay for, right?

]]> By: Andy http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/06/27/grammar-pet-peeves-updated/#comment-3741 Andy Sat, 28 Jun 2008 18:19:22 +0000 http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/06/27/grammar-pet-peeves/#comment-3741 Or, in fact, “Those who wish to avoid the high cost of gasoline should not drive their cars” (plural once, plural always, to pick a fine nit).<br><br>The ones which really bother me are the errors on so-called "professional" blogs, which (should) have the benefit of trained writers and editors. Every time I see "it's" and "its" mixed up, my blood pressure edges one notch closer to the red line. But then, we get what we pay for, right? Or, in fact, “Those who wish to avoid the high cost of gasoline should not drive their cars” (plural once, plural always, to pick a fine nit).

The ones which really bother me are the errors on so-called “professional” blogs, which (should) have the benefit of trained writers and editors. Every time I see “it’s” and “its” mixed up, my blood pressure edges one notch closer to the red line. But then, we get what we pay for, right?

]]> By: Andy http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/06/27/grammar-pet-peeves-updated/#comment-3761 Andy Sat, 28 Jun 2008 18:19:22 +0000 http://familymanlibrarian.com/2008/06/27/grammar-pet-peeves/#comment-3761 Or, in fact, “Those who wish to avoid the high cost of gasoline should not drive their cars” (plural once, plural always, to pick a fine nit).<br><br>The ones which really bother me are the errors on so-called "professional" blogs, which (should) have the benefit of trained writers and editors. Every time I see "it's" and "its" mixed up, my blood pressure edges one notch closer to the red line. But then, we get what we pay for, right? Or, in fact, “Those who wish to avoid the high cost of gasoline should not drive their cars” (plural once, plural always, to pick a fine nit).

The ones which really bother me are the errors on so-called “professional” blogs, which (should) have the benefit of trained writers and editors. Every time I see “it’s” and “its” mixed up, my blood pressure edges one notch closer to the red line. But then, we get what we pay for, right?

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