re: Old wives' tale, for all intents and purposes, and other misused phrases

Could care less.

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My co-worker said at a meeting he was tired of the mediocracy of our crew at work. No one corrected him so after the meeting I said to him "I don't see a lot of mediocracy at work but I see a lot of mediocrity." His face turned beat red after he realized he kept saying mediocrity wrong.

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Man, errbody got a laugh outta that un. Good times.

The "show clause" penalty Hughbert Freeze is about to get hit with.

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Would of

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You are mishearing them. They are saying would've, which is the contraction for "would have", which is correct.

I seen

I'm seeing them on this message board all to frequently and it's not auto-correct.

But to your mis-guided point I DO hear probably the same dumbasses explicitly saying:
Would of
Could of
Should of.

And what would aggravate me about the misuse of these words if I didn't know that "would've" is the contraction for "would have"? Come on man. You really felt the need to point that out?

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Did noone take 3rd grade English?

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Lulz

50 cent or 25 cent............ If there is more than 1, add a freakin s to the end.

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What are some others that drive you nuts?

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When someone says "no problem" after I say 'thank you' to them.