[Injurnerona]

to, two, too
loose, lose

[Britfunclubs]

Loose, lose is easy, Sloww.

Think of moose, and it rhymes with your shoelaces not being tight.

To, too, and two are good reasons for burning random Germans. That I will have to grant.

[MrGunjMan_]

I know.

****in's moose are all over the place. They make a big mess when I run them down in my Hummer.

[ChyFDjfed]

Actually, at speed it is usually equally fatal for the driver as the moose.

They have those long legs. When the vehicle strikes them the moose comes up over the hood and through the windshield. All 1000 to 1500 pounds of moose in your lap at speed. They scrape the jam out of the passenger compartment.

Hummers are for protection.

[nuncEtedben]

Like that, just a bit larger.

Then there's hitting them when you are gloing too slow.

A bull moose can do quite a job on a vehicle.

[BlackBird]

I don't think anyone in the US under the age of 30 can use there, their, or they're properly.

[avodeinst]

You're close. The subversion of our education system was attributed to Tax-exempt foundations by the Reece Committee and the Dodd report. Funders of those tax-exempt foundations do attend Bilderberg.

[lakraboob]

Don't be so hard on our Lord and Savior.

In any case, there, their, they're are homophones, which are obviously immensely interesting, but not exactly what the thread was about. If that's the direction people are taking it, I'd rather talk moose.

I'm sure someone here has eaten moose. What did you think? Better/worse than kangaroo?

[nAKMzyBN]

I love this one:

Hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia- Fear of long words


How can people who has that phobia tell other people what phobia they have?

[wrewsTear]

It's not me that has the problem!

right, sure thing

[ExelePlavisseu]

I don't see how that could possibly help. In fact it would just confuse them more...

[eliniaguilefp7m]

Did you know there's such a thing as moose milk and moose cheese? I didn't, but I'm curious now.

I was quite certain they're was moose milk before you mentioned it, altho I didn't give it much thot.

[evalayCap]

I don't think anyone in the US under the age of 30 can use there, their, or they're properly.

Thankfully the rest of the world can write properly.

[Kimaamighed]

Thankfully the rest of the world can rite properly. Fixed.

[TOOGUEITEME]

loquacious


If I ever hear anyone use that word, I'll probably have to hit them in the gut.