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LeatherGryphon - 05 October 2012 08:36 AM

A rough road is a coarse course.

I realize that there are many non-native English speakers in this forum and I give them slack, but to keep them from getting confused and to keep my head from exploding I have to vent at native English speakers with bad habits.

This is a run-on sentence.

But, it’s all good, of coarse.

namffuak - 06 October 2012 02:14 PM

“putt knot yore faith inn spill chukkars”

Ha! That sounds like the Scottish inkeeper from Little Britain. I love that guy.

RKane_1 - 07 October 2012 04:55 PM

LeatherGryphon - 05 October 2012 08:36 AM

A rough road is a coarse course.

I realize that there are many non-native English speakers in this forum and I give them slack, but to keep them from getting confused and to keep my head from exploding I have to vent at native English speakers with bad habits.

This is a run-on sentence.

....

Ouch!  Now it’s a run over sentence! :-o

Ya know I hardly ever use coarse but of course I use course often.

Unless I am talking about my beard when stubby or sand paper

I utilize the word “coarse” when describing select sandpapers and rough language.