Even if they win the lawsuit the message has been sent. Any double A or triple A company can make a descent quality ripoff and get lots of money. Bonus points if they’re somewhere safe from Big N’s lawyers
At first I get annoyed at people confusing the two, but I remember there’s a lot of non native English speakers. And it’s words like this that make it such a hard language to figure out.
Big daddy N will never loose sadly.
Even if they win the lawsuit the message has been sent. Any double A or triple A company can make a descent quality ripoff and get lots of money. Bonus points if they’re somewhere safe from Big N’s lawyers
ripoff of what, Ark? Rust?
lose
two O’s is loose. as in not tight.
one O is lose. as in “you will lose”
This one‘s been spreading quite rapidly in the past few years. I wonder what happened.
People going fast and lose the rules of grammar
this comment went unappreciated but I laughed
I’ve seen it on Reddit for the past 10 years, I think Americans can’t spell
As an American you’re right. Hell, a lot of Americans can’t even speak. I now a lot of engineers that pronounce “height” as “heighth”
At first I get annoyed at people confusing the two, but I remember there’s a lot of non native English speakers. And it’s words like this that make it such a hard language to figure out.
Yup. Exactly this. Users forgetting (again) there’s a world outside the US.
I’m the one who corrected them. I’m an american. quit being weird about americans for no reason.