Comments | wren_kt7oz: And how could I have forgotten?

wren_kt7oz

And how could I have forgotten?

Mar 12, 2019 12:16

"Lose": misplace, be deprived of, cease to possess
"Loose": free from restraint, unconstrained, not tight

I see this in at least 10% of the stories I read. Double check. Tell your betas to double check. Do a "find" on both and make sure each is used correctly.

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kinwad March 12 2019, 02:06:30 UTC

I'm sitting here laughing. Remember the Word doc I mentioned about this subject? *g* I found it. LOL, we're on the same wave length ( ... )

Okay...So now I know I'm tired! ext_4516059 March 12 2019, 02:35:10 UTC

I really, REALLY need to go to sleep because wouldn't you know that I read 'He had a loose end' instead of 'He was AT loose ends...'. I can't...LMAOOOO!!!!!

HUGS,
~Nichelle

Re: Okay...So now I know I'm tired! kinwad March 12 2019, 12:21:52 UTC

*g* I've definitely been in your shoes!

Re: Okay...So now I know I'm tired! wren_kt7oz March 12 2019, 12:42:48 UTC

Haven't we all. Mind you ...

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malanna42 March 12 2019, 02:41:35 UTC

Heh, let's try this again since LJ thinks I'm a spammer. Hubby actually bought me this. LOL https://bit.ly/2ETbTCn

wren_kt7oz March 15 2019, 07:22:32 UTC

Finally figured out how to unscreen this.

At the risk of inappropriately bringing politics into this, I want the entire WH press corps to wear these one day.

malanna42 March 15 2019, 23:37:39 UTC

LOL that'd be awesome... bigly.

wren_kt7oz March 18 2019, 04:30:33 UTC

*giggle*

rromantic March 12 2019, 06:06:13 UTC

Please forgive my ignorance: In your post, the sentence "Do a "find" on both and make sure each are used correctly.", why is it "make sure each are" and not "each is"?

wren_kt7oz March 12 2019, 12:43:40 UTC

You are, of course, absolutely correct. I shall edit the post.