Comment threads are generally not worth reading, as everyone knows, especially when the topic is political. And they're rife with incorrect examples of "your," "it's," "to," and every other garden-variety usage error common in the English language.
But sometimes comments are good for an unintended chuckle. Here are a few I've collected in the past few months.
1. Singing for suckers:
2. Crouching joke, hidden usage error:
3. Whose jerk am I?
I've seen more than these, I know, but sometimes I neglect to take a screen snapshot until it's too late.
(Confession: I once wrote a paper where I referred several times to "blue collar" and "white collar" work, but somehow I had typed "blue color" and "white color." Over and over again, despite the fact that I thought it said "collar.")
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