GrammarSpammers, again, preying on those they can …
An excerpt from an email reads:
“… with the whole passengers aboard …”
What comes to your mind?
Here’s what came to ours:
And, we’re still wondering about those “non-whole” passengers!?!
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Six of one, a dozen of the half …
Posted in General, GrammarGag Reel (fun stuff), tagged confusion, email, fun, grammar, half, language, non-whole, passengers, spam, usage, whole, words on May 2, 2009| Leave a Comment »
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