Bwhahaha! That is so sick and funny. That poor girl I bet that was her worst nightmare come true. I would of made the son of a bitch give me a ride home though what a dumb bitch. There is no way in hell I would of left his house like that. EVER. I probably would of just stole his keys on the way out the door. Ass wipe. Haha! I posted it on my journal. *smile*
Would HAVE. There's no such phrase as "would of", it's "would've", a contraction of "would have". "Would of" is meaningless. Think "I was scared, so I have run away. Or, I would have run away, but I fell." Please!
There's part of me that goes 'urgh' internally every time I hear an American (or someone from Nottingham) say something like 'shout me' or 'write him' or anything else missing out the 'to' in the middle.
But it's the local dialect.
Same here.
Not everyone on the internet is not an American :)
If you're saying "it's OK for Americans to say that", I reject that. [a] A mistake is a mistake, and [b], I've heard as many English kids using it as American. It's not remotely "dialectical", it's just /wrong/.
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Date: 2004-09-23 01:53 am (UTC)ROTFL(MAO!)
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Date: 2004-09-23 02:32 am (UTC)I probably would of just stole his keys on the way out the door.
Ass wipe.
Haha!
I posted it on my journal.
*smile*
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Date: 2004-09-23 07:10 am (UTC)Would HAVE. There's no such phrase as "would of", it's "would've", a contraction of "would have". "Would of" is meaningless. Think "I was scared, so I have run away. Or, I would have run away, but I fell." Please!
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Date: 2004-09-24 09:03 am (UTC)But it's the local dialect.
Same here.
Not everyone on the internet is not an American :)
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Date: 2004-09-25 06:45 am (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2004-09-23 07:08 am (UTC)Instantly stolen! :-)
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Date: 2004-09-23 02:43 pm (UTC)