Funny Political Picture/Video Thread Part VIII** The other side makes this way too easy!

[BugI02]

The correct word is hanged when referring to a person killed by hanging. Irregardless, most people could care less for all intensive porpoises. Should of known better than to post.

Irregardless isn't the correct word, or even correct

 

[MCgrease08]

 

[MCgrease08]

 

[nonobaddog]

The correct word is hanged when referring to a person killed by hanging. Irregardless, most people could care less for all intensive porpoises. Should of known better than to post.

Irregardless isn't the correct word, or even correct

The sentence "Irregardless, most people could care less for all intensive porpoises." contains "intensive porpoises" and you think "Irregardless" is the problem?
It is not, since "Irregardless" is a word.
Actually "intensive porpoises" are words as well, just not typically used in this way.

 

[Doug]

 

[buckwacker]

The sentence "Irregardless, most people could care less for all intensive porpoises." contains "intensive porpoises" and you think "Irregardless" is the problem?
It is not, since "Irregardless" is a word.
Actually "intensive porpoises" are words as well, just not typically used in this way.

Also missed "should of".
Did I miss any?

 

[Route 45]

The sentence "Irregardless, most people could care less for all intensive porpoises." contains "intensive porpoises" and you think "Irregardless" is the problem?
It is not, since "Irregardless" is a word.
Actually "intensive porpoises" are words as well, just not typically used in this way.

Also missed "should of".
Did I miss any?

You both missed "could" care less. Should really be "couldn't" care less.

B+

 

[Ingomike]

The correct word is hanged when referring to a person killed by hanging. Irregardless, most people could care less for all intensive porpoises. Should of known better than to post.

Your bait sure caught the fish…

 

[nonobaddog]

You both missed "could" care less. Should really be "couldn't" care less.

B+

Why?
It is possible to "care less", so "could care less" makes sense in its own way. In this context I think "couldn't care less" would make more sense though.

 

[Chewie]

I concur!

 

[Route 45]

Why?
It is possible to "care less", so "could care less" makes sense in its own way. In this context I think "couldn't care less" would make more sense though.

 

[AndreusMaximus]

Been a while since I actually laughed out loud while looking at the funny pic thread, but you got me good this time @Route 45

 

[ditcherman]

Why?
It is possible to "care less", so "could care less" makes sense in its own way. In this context I think "couldn't care less" would make more sense though.

Where in the h e double candlesticks you been boy?!? This is INGO, get with the program.
This goes way back.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

Elon trolling a dem senator’s tweet…

 

[2A_Tom]

You both missed "could" care less. Should really be "couldn't" care less.

B+

I got them all, but I can't type worth peas, so I did not respond.

Which reminds me:

The bulletin board at the nomadic dolphin herder's camp has 3 headers on it.

One for notices to the nomads, another for notices to the dolphins, and a general one, For all in tents and Porpoises.

 

[Slapstick]

 

[Slapstick]

 

[Slapstick]

 

[Liberty Sanders]

My biggie is people who say "momentarily" when the word they SHOULD be using is "presently."

 

[BugI02]

The sentence "Irregardless, most people could care less for all intensive porpoises." contains "intensive porpoises" and you think "Irregardless" is the problem?
It is not, since "Irregardless" is a word.
Actually "intensive porpoises" are words as well, just not typically used in this way.

The prefix 'ir' indicates negation, as in 'irredeemable' meaning incapable of the root word redemption

the suffix 'less' also indicates negation, as in 'without regard'

Thus the word indicates something like not, not regarded and as a double negative is not correct nor carries much meaning. I only point that out because 'dictionary man' put in an appearance on the subject of 'hung'

'irregardless' IS in the dictionary, but tagged 'nonstandard' because it is in common, though not what is considered correct, usage