When you overtake old people in the street, it's like your saying "Ha, remember when you used be able to walk like this? Not anymore!", amirite?

+649 When you overtake old people in the street, it's like your saying "Ha, remember when you used be able to walk like this? Not anymore!", amirite?

by Anonymous 13 years ago

I feel bad for thinking this is funny. haha. :/

by Anonymous 13 years ago

*you're

by Anonymous 13 years ago

not necessarily. Your saying could be a different thing than you're saying but in this context it could be a mistake /grammar nazi

by Anonymous 13 years ago

It is "you're", because "you're" is how you shorten "you are", and you can replace the "your" with "you are", which means it is incorrect. Plus, "your" is used for possession. Unless the saying belongs to you, it's incorrect.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

anon means he/she could be saying "your saying" as in the saying that belongs to you, in this context it's considered wrong, but it's technically right.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

When you can't do simple contractions, it's like you're saying "Ha, remember learning this is 3rd grade? Cause I didn't!"

by Anonymous 13 years ago