Despite Muphry's Law (which guarantees I will make some kind of error in this post), I have to share this sentence from a recent post by a friend:
The problem with ignorance is that you never know what your ignorant about.Clever, that.
Despite Muphry's Law (which guarantees I will make some kind of error in this post), I have to share this sentence from a recent post by a friend:
The problem with ignorance is that you never know what your ignorant about.Clever, that.
Posted at 4:56 PM
Categories: Words at Play
3 comments:
At the risk of being a grammar Nazi, it seems your friend is slightly ignorant of the difference between "your" and "you're". Sorry, but it's one of my pet peeves-- otherwise the quote is golden!
There’s the celebrated (or lamented) Dunning-Kruger effect.
The you're/your error, generally, is bothering me less than it used to. But I admit I found it hard to pass up this particular example.
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