FAO everyone at pistonheads!

[The Pits]

Dear entire world,

It's spelt 'lose'. L.O.S.E.!, as in lose, losing, lost.

You can't loose something, you can only loosen it.

You can make something loose if you want, simply untighten it.

By all means hang loose, bust loose and make loose.

Don't lose the plot, don't lose heart, just lose the extra 'o'.

Hope this clears it up once and for all.

Yours Sincerely



(I am a loser, not a looser!)

Edited by The Pits on Friday 16th December 12:43

[TheHeretic]

Of course you can loose something...

"Let loose the dogs of war!"




If you are going to give lessens, make sure you get it right!

[Classic Grad 98]

OP is a tootal looser

[aizvara]

TheHeretic said:

Of course you can loose something...

"Let slip the dogs of war!"

HTH.

[TheHeretic]

aizvara said:

TheHeretic said:

Of course you can loose something...

"Let slip the dogs of war!"

HTH.

Using it as an example... You can let loose something. I let loose my dogs in the park.

[The Pits]

that's letting loose

you can't loose a thing

I loosen
you loosen
he/she/it loosens
we loosen
they loosen

there is no verb 'to loose'

only 'to lose'

please, you're not helping here!

[Shaw Tarse]

Take a brake!

[Wacky Racer]

And it's definitely NOT definately ffs!

[Plotloss]

It would be much easier to take your spelling direction seriously if your posts weren't so grammatically hideous.

[TheHeretic]

Big letters on the front end of sentences as well!

(Come on folks, wind the fker up!)

[aizvara]

TheHeretic said:

Using it as an example... You can let loose something. I let loose my dogs in the park.

Sorry, just it annoys me when people misquote Shakespeare, or Christopher Plummer in Star Trek.

[BettySwollocks2]

TheHeretic said:

Of course you can loose something...

"Let loose the dogs of war!"

If you are going to give lessens, make sure you get it right!

Lessons

[Tyre Smoke]

Your all mad. I would of thorght a pint of larger would be in order.

[TheHeretic]

BettySwollocks2 said:

Lessons

Sssh... The plan is to annoy the gramma police person! Damnit!

[mmm-five]

You can 'loose an arrow' - you do not 'let loose an arrow' - and if your aim is bad then you can 'lose an arrow'.

[slippery]

Lol

[P I Staker]

You bd, you reminded me of The Game.

[MatthewO]

TheHeretic said:

I let loose my dogs in the park.

That's not very responsible - think of the children!

[stackmonkey]

TheHeretic said:

Using it as an example... You can let loose something. I let loose my dogs in the park.

I don't suppose one of them is called Fenton?

[iva cosworth]

Chool out and moove on.