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TillyGalore wrote:

DukeUsul wrote: People should say whatever they like. ;-)

I like chocolate.

CathyCA wrote:

People should say whatever they like. ;-)

Most people do: grammatical conventions be damned!

wilson wrote:

CathyCA wrote:

People should say whatever they like. ;-)

Most people do: grammatical conventions be damned!

Or alternatively,
Most people do [say whatever they like], irregardless of grammatical conventions.

CathyCA wrote:"IrreDAMNgardless?" <-----quoting my Federal Income Tax professor, Joel Bunkley

wilson wrote:

CathyCA wrote:"IrreDAMNgardless?" <-----quoting my Federal Income Tax professor, Joel Bunkley

Nobody who uses that "word" should be allowed to be a prodamnfessor of anything.

CathyCA wrote:

wilson wrote:

CathyCA wrote:"IrreDAMNgardless?" <-----quoting my Federal Income Tax professor, Joel Bunkley

Nobody who uses that "word" should be allowed to be a prodamnfessor of anything.

The correct word is "regardless." We had a Criminal Law professor and assistant dean who used the word, "irregardless." Our Federal Income Tax professor knew it to be wrong, so he utilized the word "irreDAMNgardless" as a "tribute" to that professor and dean.

wilson wrote:

CathyCA wrote:"IrreDAMNgardless?" <-----quoting my Federal Income Tax professor, Joel Bunkley

:9f:Nobody who uses that "word" should be allowed to be a prodamnfessor of anything.

The correct word is "regardless." We had a Criminal Law professor and assistant dean who used the word, "irregardless." Our Federal Income Tax professor knew it to be wrong, so he utilized the word "irreDAMNgardless" as a "tribute" to that professor and dean.

Got it. I rescind my above comment. "Irregardless" grates on my nerves like fingernails on a chalkboard.

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

wilson wrote:

CathyCA wrote:"IrreDAMNgardless?" <-----quoting my Federal Income Tax professor, Joel Bunkley

:9f:Nobody who uses that "word" should be allowed to be a prodamnfessor of anything.

The correct word is "regardless." We had a Criminal Law professor and assistant dean who used the word, "irregardless." Our Federal Income Tax professor knew it to be wrong, so he utilized the word "irreDAMNgardless" as a "tribute" to that professor and dean.

Got it. I rescind my above comment. "Irregardless" grates on my nerves like fingernails on a chalkboard.

Isn't that the name of a restaurant in Raleigh? It is!
http://www.irregardless.com/

CathyCA wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:Isn't that the name of a restaurant in Raleigh? It is!
http://www.irregardless.com/

Yes, it is. I went to Irregardless a lot during my first two years of practice in Raleigh. They serve a lot of sprouts.

wilson wrote:

CathyCA wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:Isn't that the name of a restaurant in Raleigh? It is!
http://www.irregardless.com/

Yes, it is. I went to Irregardless a lot during my first two years of practice in Raleigh. They serve a lot of sprouts.

I wanna go there just so I can barf all over the table.

CathyCA wrote:Do you like lemon tahini dressing? They put it on EVERYTHING.

wilson wrote:

CathyCA wrote:Do you like lemon tahini dressing? They put it on EVERYTHING.

Irregardless of whether you actually want it?

CathyCA wrote:In honor of the big wedding on Friday, use your royal wedding guest name. Start with either Lord or Lady. Your first name is one of your grandparents' names. Your surname is the name of your first pet, double-barreled with the name of the street you grew up on. No pets? Use two street names. Post yours here, then cut and paste it into your status.

Cordially,

Lady Grace Toulouse-Clarksville

CathyCA wrote:In honor of the big wedding on Friday, use your royal wedding guest name. Start with either Lord or Lady. Your first name is one of your grandparents' names. Your surname is the name of your first pet, double-barreled with the name of the street you grew up on. No pets? Use two street names. Post yours here, then cut and paste it into your status.

Cordially,

Lady Grace Toulouse-Clarksville

windsor wrote:

CathyCA wrote:In honor of the big wedding on Friday, use your royal wedding guest name. Start with either Lord or Lady. Your first name is one of your grandparents' names. Your surname is the name of your first pet, double-barreled with the name of the street you grew up on. No pets? Use two street names. Post yours here, then cut and paste it into your status.

Cordially,

Lady Grace Toulouse-Clarksville

Lady Catherine Dusty-Mills

Dusty Mills sounds more like a stripper name than a royal wedding guest.....

CathyCA wrote:In honor of the big wedding on Friday, use your royal wedding guest name. Start with either Lord or Lady. Your first name is one of your grandparents' names. Your surname is the name of your first pet, double-barreled with the name of the street you grew up on. No pets? Use two street names. Post yours here, then cut and paste it into your status.

Cordially,

Lady Grace Toulouse-Clarksville

CathyCA wrote:In honor of the big wedding on Friday, use your royal wedding guest name. Start with either Lord or Lady. Your first name is one of your grandparents' names. Your surname is the name of your first pet, double-barreled with the name of the street you grew up on. No pets? Use two street names. Post yours here, then cut and paste it into your status.

Cordially,

Lady Grace Toulouse-Clarksville