555, I got good grades in English, but I wouldn't know. Heck, I didn't know there were two different spellings of "Stationary".

i love the minimilism of it all

Ah!! My favorite garbled phrase, 'must of', Even in the South, most at least write it correctly. 5 fingernails on a chalkboard. ; )

you musta been happy when this all went together.

Reminds me of the southern guy who got accepted at Harvard. Freshly arrived on campus, he asked a Boston Brahmin student, "Scuse me, but could y'all tell me where the library's at?" The Brahmin replied: "At Hahvahd, we do not end our sentences with prepositions." To which the guy replied: "Sorry, could y'all tell me where the library's at, asshole?" 15 Smoots, if you get my meaning.

E and E, here...educational and entertaining

and and is too - eg. try and do some work c/f try to do some work - I like the grammar ones - 555

Another good one, Red... :) 5-5-5

I could of commented on this before, but of course I waited until the middle of the night to give you 5's which I should of before.

HTF did I miss this one?? (still playing catch-up)... My bad, your/you're good... So, Red Ant has been converted to a grammar stickler, and the Devil is going to church every Sunday? Glory Hallelujah!... "Multum in parvo", taking a simple song and saying so much, including a personal pet peeve, "must of", or other cases where "have" is elided (cool word) to "of". The real trouble is that when it is said that way often enough, people start writing it that way two (lol). You've (you have) reached a new high, Jack (sorry!). Wish there were more than Fives to give to you.

I had some grammar parodies underway at one time, including a clarification of the troublesome "there/their/they're", but abandoned them after the "anal/nitpick" thread. Shall I dust them of? I mean, off?

Tommy Turtle and Red Ant: Here's something to keep you busy for a while: www.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/errors.html#errors

Peter Andersson K1, cool; I also like "Grammar Slammer" ht*tp://englishplus.com/grammar/.

Thanks Step-chan, Alvin, Pat, Paree Dee, John B, AFW, Stu, MrMac, Larry, Tommy Tutor (Turtle), and Peter. John:

Yep, ending sentences with "at" is something I am guilty of (from time to time). Funny joke.

Tommy Teacher: I would HAVE put more into this, but I couldn't find many ways that of is misused that also scanned to TOS. Grammar stickler? Not yet, though I am getting better at not butchering English. Oh, the Latin is lost on me, I didn't do too well in that subject.

"Much in little". There are Latin dictionaries on the Web, but for proverbs or famous quotes, usually just Google will do. Thanks again for prompting me to post the "there/their/they're" one.
Interesting use of this quote: 3w.macomb.com/mcgs/publications/multuminparvo.html

Of course, of and off are of-ten misused, which leads to some of us being pinged off, due to those who veer off course with their oft off-centre use, on and off, of off and of...