Now, is it bare with me or bear with me? Either way it makes no sense... If I ask you to bare with me, I am asking you to get naked with me and if I ask you to bear with me it just makes no sense in the English language. I have no idea how people learning Engish as a second language make any sense of it!
Wow - I just realized I have like... nothing to say. Sorry bout that! Carry on!
Ok... I have one more addition...
3 comments:
Candy! First of all, it would be "bear" with me, and yes, I know that makes no sense, but there you have it. Second, where did you find all the Idol stuff to put in your player? I wanted his version instead of the one I have of Over the Rainbow. And third, your player isn't going on automatically.
Justine :o )
Candy, if you're going to open with a grammatical question, you know I have to jump in! (I promise I didn't come here to edit though!)
Sure, "bear with me" makes sense. If you're thinking of a bear--as in an animal--just keep in mind that you're thinking of a noun. "Bear with me" or "to bear a child" uses "bear" as a verb.
Better? :)
And yeah, we're not getting naked on your blog.
Anyway, glad you've got your blog up. I look forward to reading it!
Christine
Is it CP to post a comment at your own blog or am I supposed to make a whole new post? Or... not post my reply at all? LOL... Blogs are weird.
Christine - Thanks for not getting naked at my blog. It was lovely to have you here! Somehow I KNEW you'd comment on that one. :)
Justine - First, thank you also for not getting naked at my blog. Second, just search "Jason Castro, or Carly Smithson etc" and third... I KNOW! I like giving people the choice. Sometimes that automatic music scares the crap out of me when I don't expect it LOL Everyone knows where the play button is if they want it.
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