--Pentecostalism Defined--

Carpenter · #1 08-31-2009, 07:38 PM

Irregardless is a double negative (the prefix (ir-) and suffix (-less)) and should not be used unless you want to really show how...never mind.

Webster is a commmie liberal.

Irreligious · #2 08-31-2009, 08:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Carpenter

Irregardless is a double negative (the prefix (ir-) and suffix (-less)) and should not be used unless you want to really show how...never mind.

Webster is a commmie liberal.

Oh, I just used the word "irregardless" 42 times in a post to illustrate that it's not a word. One of the great crimes of the English language...or the stewards of our language....is that words like "ain't" and "irregardless" are not in the dictionary. They have become such a part of language culture that they've made their way into social acceptance, even though they're not words!!!

I made a bunch of fun of the word "irregardless" before I read your post. You beat me to it!

Irreligious · #3 08-31-2009, 08:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Carpenter

Irregardless is a double negative (the prefix (ir-) and suffix (-less)) and should not be used unless you want to really show how...never mind.

Webster is a commmie liberal.

Yes. This would be similar to someone saying "I could care less", which literally means, "I care quite a bit and could care less." So boys and girls, the next time someone says something and you'd like to make a point of not caring, please say, "I COULDN'T care less."

You are dismissed.