The Low

Originally posted by Suzianne
"Eastern Standard Time" is indeed a time, and not a locale.

If, indeed, you are in the Eastern Time Zone (which IS a locale), then "Standard" loses its meaning when you go on DST.

It's not Standard Time (EST) when DST is in effect, it's Daylight Time (EDT). Most people learn to not sound like idiots when they're unsure by just saying "Eastern Time". ...[text shortened]... und like hillbillies when they say, "Yeah, me and my wife went to that concert."

"Yeah, me and my wife went to that concert."
I didn't realize you were married.

Originally posted by FreakyKBH
[b]"Yeah, me and my wife went to that concert."
I didn't realize you were married.[/b]

"My wife and I went to that concert."

"My wife went to that concert."

"I went to the concert."

NOT "Me went to that concert."

She was using it as an example of people not using English correctly.

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
"My wife and I went to that concert."

"My wife went to that concert."

"I went to the concert."

NOT "Me went to that concert."

She was using it as an example of people not using English correctly.

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I thought bastardizing the English language was in the American constitution.

Originally posted by huckleberryhound
I thought bastardizing the English language was in the American constitution.

Says YOU!~ I was learned in skool. I ain't dumn.

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Originally posted by huckleberryhound
I thought bastardizing the English language was in the American constitution.

No, thats in the Declartion of Indapandance.

Originally posted by Badwater
No, thats in the Declartion of Indapandance.

Wat color is it?

Originally posted by huckleberryhound
Wat color is it?

read

Originally posted by Phlabibit
"My wife and I went to that concert."

"My wife went to that concert."

"I went to the concert."

NOT "Me went to that concert."

She was using it as an example of people not using English correctly.

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You think?
Sheesh!