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The film clip is one of the sweetest things I have efer seen. Thank you for posting it.
This is hardly the place for celebrating The sanctity of marriage and love everlasting. Think the gays are going to do it any better? Somehow I doubt it.
"Your" is a possessive adjective. It modifies a noun. For example, "I like the taste of YOUR dick in my mouth."
"You're" is a contraction, a shortened version of "you are."
This means that if your post was correctly written the last sentence would be, "For those of you who feel left out..consider yourself a member of the club..because here..at Bi Like Me, YOU'RE LOVED!"
- The Valentine's Grammar Police
Anon @ 1:14PM -
Thanks for the grammar lesson..so let me see if I have this correct:
"You're an asshole!"
I FEEL THE LOVE!
I agree w/ the Grammar Police. It's very distracting from the post to see such an obvious error. It makes you look unintelligent, which you obviously are not. Of course, calling him a name for pointing out your mistake makes you a bigger asshole.
The stick up your* ass is showing anonymous.
*thanks for the lesson
4 dose of yous who cum 2 dis blog 4 English lessons ur in da wrong place
strange reaction from your side-i would never have expected this and i am a long-time reader of your blog
I agree somewhat with anon. #1; I doubt if gays will make marriage any more successful. But if they had the opportunity to marry, then it would save a lot of angst in the straight world, wouldn't it?
i defiantly don't come here for the grammar. big deal.
BLM, love your blog but what is up with some of your commenters? There are less bitchy comments being left on lesbian blogs, sheesh. "Haters always be hatin' " and "don't hate me cause you ain't me" always come to mind while I read throught the troll comments. Later man!
Well I thought it was cute.
I support the Grammar Police. We're used to a certain level of quality in writing here and feel let down when you miss something like this. It makes a difference to say "your" (possessive adjective) vs. "you are."
A more becoming response would have been to thank Anon. #2 for paying attention and helping you get it right the next time.
OK, go ahead and call me some name, too. I don't care.
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