Haha, you're right! I definitely should have used the lowercase g, as in "grammar police." 😅
Also I should add that I have now done a quick Google search of this Ryan Garcia bro, and it certainly seems like he is well on his way to being "Kanye'd" which I'm using as a verb, here.
Quick, find some people close to him to state concerns about his mental health! Get his trainer on the phone! The chef needs to put these meds in his breakfast! Switch out his music player for the one we are sending, too!
This takes lowercase g so it isn't blasphemous, just egotistical :)
Haha, you're right! I definitely should have used the lowercase g, as in "grammar police." 😅
Also I should add that I have now done a quick Google search of this Ryan Garcia bro, and it certainly seems like he is well on his way to being "Kanye'd" which I'm using as a verb, here.
Quick, find some people close to him to state concerns about his mental health! Get his trainer on the phone! The chef needs to put these meds in his breakfast! Switch out his music player for the one we are sending, too!
Yep nothin to see here, folks! 😅🤣
Ha ha nocop, anon
Anything 'wordly', I'm just tossing it out there for fun, for those who are interested
The exception is when some grammar cop goes off on someone—and they're WRONG about whatever word they're pontificating about. They get no slack.
Stuff like "Your ignorant, you should learn spelling and punchuation" sharpens my pencil a bit ;p
Greekish enters the chat 😂😂😂