Grammar

[Cygnus X1]

A possessive MBA?
Yes, that would the MBA's forte...being possessive.

But if more than one MBA was being such, that would be many MBAs.

See?
Simple.

[rdamaral]

I will sale it you for $50...arrrrg

[Scooter]

As a freshman at Princeton, I became lost on the campus and couldn't find the library. I stopped a guy and asked, "Where is the library at?" To which I got a look of disdain, and the reply, "My good man, here at Princeton University we do not end our sentences with a preposition. Please, try again in proper english!" My response (being a true redneck from WV) was, "Excuse me, could you tell me where the library is at, asshole?"

[Shawn Lutz]

lol, good catch Joe. I don't proof read my own stuff

[Hellbat]

I just read on a blog "pear down" instead of "pare down" and found myself duly enraged.

[Cygnus X1]

As mentioned....mixing up "loose" with "lose" sends me into
grammatical road rage.
I just want to pop the fugger off just to (hopefully) save someone else the aggravation.

I find it beautiful to read the English language in the style used in 1700's Colonial
writings such as "The Federalist".
Such command of the language paints pictures in the mind!
That book is a good example as it does not commit itself to legal standards.
The collection of letters is aimed at the public, so is a little "watered down".

Just read American classics such as Twain (abusive, but instructive), Poe, or Hemingway.