Contest thread - Grand prize valued at $1,000,000
 

This contest is brought to you by...

The Grammar Police

The first person to post what's wrong with the following sentence will receive a lifetime supply of donuts from the Krispy Kreme in Oviedo, Florida.

"If your considering copy and pasting your latest drive by spam here because you cant find any other place."

tick tock tick tock

Re: Contest thread - Grand prize valued at $1,000,000
 

your s/b you're and copy s/b copying

and it's not really a complete sentence as written. The following would be better.

"If you're considering copying and pasting your latest drive by spam here because you cant find any other place, DON'T!"

Re: Contest thread - Grand prize valued at $1,000,000
 

I KNOW, :clapping: I KNOW :clapping:
The fact that it was written by a Solialist Advertiser. :clapping:

did I win? :scratchin
Now give me my donuts :)

Re: Contest thread - Grand prize valued at $1,000,000
 

That AND it's drive-by spam not "drive by".

Do I win? Do I win?

Re: Contest thread - Grand prize valued at $1,000,000
 

I thought about this also but - is not a grammar issue

Re: Contest thread - Grand prize valued at $1,000,000
 

We have two winners so they'll have to split the prize.

The correct answers were:

You're
copying
drive-by
incomplete sentence

Now, as soon as they build a Krispy Kreme in Oviedo, I'll let the winners know so they can collect their prize.

Re: Contest thread - Grand prize valued at $1,000,000
 

Freaking Geeks

Re: Contest thread - Grand prize valued at $1,000,000
 

psssst
cant should be can't

Re: Contest thread - Grand prize valued at $1,000,000
 

Now the prize has to be split three ways.

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no offense, but if you can't spell doughnut, then the rest is moot.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doughnuts

and I should know. You guys are amateurs

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btw, KK crashed in Canada because they were out of their league.

Re: Contest thread - Grand prize valued at $1,000,000
 

Canadians prefer cake doughnuts only because they taste better with beer.

Re: Contest thread - Grand prize valued at $1,000,000
 

nice contest

Re: Contest thread - Grand prize valued at $1,000,000
 

yeah, but you have to make them right so they fit on our stubbies and don't absorb too much of the flavor out of our back bacon, eh?

Re: Contest thread - Grand prize valued at $1,000,000
 

Who you callin' stubby?

Re: Contest thread - Grand prize valued at $1,000,000
 

Toronto is an old indian word. In Iriquois it means "Land of a thousand doughnut shops"

Re: Contest thread - Grand prize valued at $1,000,000
 

Toronto "place where trees stand in the water" real meaning of the word

Re: Contest thread - Grand prize valued at $1,000,000
 

So long as I don't have to drink that nasty shit that Tim Horton's calls coffee I can make due with cake doughnuts

Re: Contest thread - Grand prize valued at $1,000,000
 

However, today it prolly has changed to "a place where trees die in the water"

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Most likely to be true....

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I know full well how to spell doughnuts but many doughnut shops spell it donut. Have you ever heard of Dunkin Donuts?

As for arguing with you about how great donuts are in Canada, sorry but you're not going to troll me into that argument. I like Krisypy Kremes, if you don't I don't really care.

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Yeah, right.

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Yeah, they are big in Manila. A bastion of the English language.

I already did.