The post that was quoted here has been removedIf you return to my post and read it, or have someone read it to you, you will discover that I did not state that common errors cannot be blatant. I am well acquainted with the meaning of blatant (flagrant or shameless, as I pointed out). I did not imply that blatant means "uncommon" or "rare."
Your errors are blatant, and there is obviously something very wrong with your eyesight or your thinking process.
The post that was quoted here has been removedAre you that dense, or are you just trying to uphold your well-earned reputation as a miserable bitch?
This was my post, not the words you misquoted:
Placing an apostrophe in it's, a common grammatical error, is hardly blatant. What is truly blatant, i.e., flagrant or shameless, is your incorrect use of that scornful word in your rebuke.
The misplaced apostrophe in it's, when used as a possessive, is a common grammatical error. That's a fact.
I challenged your assertion that Wolfe's error was "blatant," a word which is usually defined as "flagrant" or "shameless," and only marginally as "very obvious." That's another fact.
I did not state that if something is "common" it can be "hardly blatant." That's another fact.
The liar, madam, is you, feathers and all!
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The functionally illiterate troll, Duchess64, continues to make blatant spelling and grammar mistakes, even as she's correcting errors.