Dear Internet Peoples:

[withoutwords]

If you are trying to say you were crying really hard, you need to use the word "bawling" not "balling."

Thank you.

Comments

[brandy]

Alternatively, maybe no one is sad and everyone is actually just straight ballin'!

You are FANTASTIC!

[withoutwords]

*laughs* Thank you! This will be my go-to image tonight at work when I need a smile. :D

[phirefly]

Awesome :D

[tillieyo]

Exactly what I was thinking of!

[k_cat]

lol ^_^

[nh_dori]

THANK YOU!

[withoutwords]

I take it you've had an issue with this as well?

[nh_dori]

Yes, ma'am. A coworker of mine, whom I love to death, writes "balling" ALL the time. I can't correct her, because it would be construed as rude, and I haven't had the opportunity to use it myself. I'm stuck with her poor spelling until that day...

[withoutwords]

:( It really bothers me that people/society have come to the point where correcting someone's mistake, whether it's a spelling error or a work-time behavior, is considered rude, even when done in a positive/constructive/non-demeaning sort of way.

Personally, I would rather someone point out a mistake so that I can fix it, instead of continuing to make the same mistake over and over again, thinking that I know what I'm doing.

I feel a rant brewing concerning this topic...

[tharyn]

hahaha