Not to be that grammer snob guy, but I wanted to share with everyone who uses JustSayHi. When you mean there is one woman, then spell it with an A. For example: "Jenny, you are a fine woman." wom-A-n. Now if there are many women, then spell it with an E. Example: "Rachel Jenny and Alexandra are all fine women." wom-E-n. the pronunciations are also slightly different. Woman (singular) sounds a bit like "WUMAN." Women (plural) sounds like "WIMIN." Not judging. Just trying to be pro-active about my pet peeve.

Hello and welcome

I LOVE IT!!!!! Just wait until you see some of the other rich vernacular then!!!

wot I mean cuz dat .... oh where is the aspirin

Excellent! Another grammar snob!

*high fives all around*

You tell us, SUNNY.

Uh, you may find that your advice on grammar, won't go over real well around here. Best to just step back slowly and let it go. LOL

alls I knowed is I do lak dem wimmin' ahyuck ahyucka..

dam, thats my first friggin english lesson in over 35 years. tank youse mr rogers. roflmao

woohoo!!!

hey, after you're done instructing them on the singular beauty of the plural of the female form...yeah...

how about moving on to...oh...the difference between singular and plural, plural and possesive...that sort of thing?

LMAO, that was good

yo lulu's, after class youse wanna try sum of dat dere singluar an da plural dingy thingys, or youse just wanna cut da class and get plural and possesive???

mmmm...you have quite a way with words, heh...

that last sentence was a gem. who needs class?

as long as I ain't yelled at for saying "yall" than I'm good

nope.

we do need to discuss the fact that "ain't" isn't exactly...well...another day.

Unless Rachel Jenny is a first and last name, you left out a comma.

thats in the dictionary tho

i finished third in second grade english a few years back lulu, ma was real proud

dem Tulsa chicks are really sharp. you can't sneak nuttin over them. and blonde too!

Its not "dem" its "Them Thar"