Bad grammar will make heads explode.
 

I've been wanting to say something for years.

It's not "Bad grammar will make head's explode".

Here, a short video will explain:

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Theirs really no need for, like, a video like that.

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That video is hilarious, irregardless of what people say.

Mr. Language Person: Watch your language | Miami Herald Miami Herald

Rusnak, were you being intentionally obtuse with your use of "irregardless"???

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Irregardless is a word commonly used in place of regardless or irrespective, which has caused controversy since the early twentieth century, though the word appeared in print as early as 1795.[1] Most dictionaries list it as "nonstandard" or "incorrect" usage, and recommend that "regardless" should be used instead

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Maybe I was being a polygon.

Could be. At least I know your no square!

Hahahaha!!!!

Or, perhaps one of the five platonic shapes...... In our English classes, we were always taught; "irregardless" ain't a real word.

Cheers
JB

I always use "disirregardless" - I feel the extra "dis" as a prefix negates the fact that irregardless is not a real word.

Its better then it use to be.

You might find the link hilarious. Dave Barry, Pulitzer Prize winning author, wrote a famous column about that. His humor is very dry.

Well than that is good. I talk real good, and write real good.