25 Mar A Public Service Announcement From Dr. Funkenberry

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People keep spelling lose like loose or loose like lose.  Let me help you out here by using it in a sentence;

I am going to lose my mind if someone makes that mistake again.

Man, your pants are fitting loose. Lost weight? 

Here are definitions

Lose: to miss from one’s possession or from a customary or supposed place/to suffer deprivation of : part with especially in an unforeseen or accidental manner

Loose: not rigidly fastened or securely attached/free from a state of confinement, restraint, or obligation/having relative freedom of movement

Seriously.  Not that hard and it is happening way too much everywhere.-Dr.FB

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  • 1register
    Posted at 00:51h, 13 January

    3admonish

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  • ged
    Posted at 13:01h, 25 March

    Lol! Thank u dr.

  • Ertccty
    Posted at 12:54h, 25 March

    LMAO Seems that many people need some “Hooked On Phonics” or a good Webster’s Dictionary nowadays.lol ha,ha,ha @ dang funny! 🙂

  • jeanjean
    Posted at 10:58h, 25 March

    Turn me loose…. oh, wait or is it lose…..

    ha ha!!! too funny

  • wanabee
    Posted at 05:41h, 25 March

    Not so much a spelling error as a constant misuse of the term ‘PIN number’ – PIN is Personal Identification Number thereby rendering the use of the addional word ‘number’ completely unneccessary. It really, really bugs me and is misused everywhere!

    That will be all – Thank you 🙂

    (quite cathartic that!)

  • OMG.
    Posted at 03:34h, 25 March

    lol

  • Michael
    Posted at 02:45h, 25 March

    Um, I dunno if you’re one to talk. I’ve seen so many spelling mistakes all over this site.

  • School's in
    Posted at 02:37h, 25 March

    The same goes for to, too, or two. There, their, and they’re are frequently misused as well. So their! LOL! (I’m wondering how many will get that?)

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