Spelling police....
it's LOSE, not LOOSE....... unless you meant that one of the screws came
loose.
GOLD STAR!
Hold on.
Technically speaking, this is a case for the homonym police as the word is spelled correctly.
Now that you’ve brought it up, again, an ellipsis is used to indicate an intentional omission of a word or phrase from original text. While there may be some debate as to the arrangement of dots, it is generally accepted to be limited to three dots (usually each separated by a space). This seems to be a common problem in your posts, please check your period key to ensure that it is not sticking.
Also you failed to note that "Boobery" isn't a real word.
In addition, the beginning of your sentence failed to begin with a capital letter. This seems to be a common problem with your posts. Please check your shift key to ensure operation. It appears you caps lock key functions fine given the odd use of “yelling” in your posts.
Lastly, here are some errors from some other posts of yours:
“no-one” should read “no one” or “nobody”
“spam” is a proper name and should be capitalized to read “Spam”
“try em” should read “try them”
“gotta” should read “got to”
“dunno” should read “don’t know”
“anyywhere” should read “anywhere”
“ya know” should read “you know”
“youtube” is a proper name should read “YouTube”
“neighbor” should read “neighbour”
“Labor Day” should read “Labour Day”
Thanks spelling police!
