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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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Thank you.
Note: This only affects The Nest's community members and will not affect members on The Bump or The Knot.
piece of my mind vs peace of mind (random and pointless)
This has bothered me this weekend. I have read several threads on various boards that the poster was asking a question to get "piece of mind". I have wanted to respond but figured why bother.
All intents and purposes (all intensive purposes) is another one that bugs me.
Do you have any?
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Re: piece of my mind vs peace of mind (random and pointless)
"Piece of mind" drives me nuts, too.
("All intents and purposes" is actually the correct phrase.)
The other ones that really bother me are "supposively" and "could of/would of."
Oh, or when someone says, "I usually always do....". You either usually do it, or you always do it. Not both.
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ohh those are good ones.
My sister pointed out intents and purposes to me a few years ago and now when people say it in conversations I want to say something.
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Their There They're
When I see the misuse of this word it pisses me off, and makes me cringe.
this as well as your and you're! ughh!
THIS!!!!
sadly, my dh is the worst. drives me nuts
"I seen it"
No, you didn't "seen" it; you "saw" it!!!!
I deal with this kind of stuff all day long. After while, I don't even hear some of the mistakes anymore.
"I seen it"
NO...you "saw" it, not "seen" it
Sorry for the duplicate post...my internet is acting crazy today
Not really grammar errors but these drive me crazy.
Krogers....really I did not know that we had more than one Kroger and you were going to both today.
the Wal-Marts- really?? and yes many say "I am going to the Wal-Marts."
"I could care less" If you could care less, then whatever it is you are complaining about isn't that bad. It's "I couldn't care less"
Thank you!
Also, 'alot'....NO! 2 words...A lot...you don't say abunch ....