You nevah know nowadays.

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You may have spelt the word correctly, but your grammar is bad.

(Before you attack my choice of the word spelt and not spelled, they're both used.)

I know how to spell, asswipe. That's how we say it where I'm from. Now go try to be cool and make internet friends somewhere else, k?

I work security at a Corp and there's a tenant who has about a 6 inches of beard but is a female I always stare at her and wonder WTF???

And your probably a white working class suburban male in his mid 40s trying to act "cool". (@1)

Over 1000 comments, all my time with grammar, not once have i've ever heard of a location whose society spell never, "nevah". Quit pretending you're cool, mmm'kay.

17 year old girl. CLOSE! (;

Notice how I said 'say' not 'spell'. Don't worry, I already know I'm not cool. Mmmmm'kay? ;*

You have corrected 1000 people on grammar? You're Pokemon pic makes sense

Yeah, like some body with long hair, and tight jeans, doesn't necessarily mean its a female. You nevah do know..

'Nevah' is what we say up here in Northern New England. Along with 'cah' for car, and 'deah' for deer. I'm not saying that you all have to speak like me; Just enlightening you. I realize it's not grammatically correct, and I talk like that to make fun of it. No harm done.

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#73 haha it's usually the other way around lol

#25 your profile pic is awesome!

Y doo yu giv ai shet?

Where I live people use it all the time however usually only in person, texts, or Facebook and for other things use the correct spelling. However since this site is more similar to Facebook then writing an essay it was fine spelling (for where I live and I think in must teen slang)

At # 27

68 - I'm from New England (CT at the moment, but born and raised in Boston - the world capital of replacing "R" with "H") and I still never hear people say it the way you spelled it. Your locality excuse falls flat.

#27, you have a blatant grammatical error on your bio. Fix that before calling yourself a grammar nazi.

#96 I'm from long island New York the world capital of replacing everything with an r (warter, idear) and I've heard many people both saying and writing neveh.

Stop being such a nerd. You'll "nevah" get laid!

#74 Uh... No. It's not. As far as I'm aware, it never has, and never will.

#125
Uh ya it is. Most people do say "your" when they mean "you're". so dumbass, I know what I'm talking about.

Spelling phonetically is just asinine, in my opinion.

I will survive =D cuz I'm not a dumbass!

Can you shut up, A_TEEN? is that possible at all?

84- the fuck is that supposed to mean??

Never use the wrong form of your/you're around a grammar Nazi... :)

68- that's just Boston...or all of Mass, rather. Bugs the shit out of me. I walk 5 minutes and suddenly nobody knows how to pronounce their damn r's.

84- just for that...I fucking hate you...

I'm from Boston, and even if r's aren't pronounced in some words, that doesn't mean we spell them like we say it. For example, if we pronounce car as cah, I don't write 'cah' on the internet or on paper

I went to Boston a few years ago and it was a blast. I laughed at them trying to say "go park the car" and they laughed at me for saying y'all. And apparently my southern accent is a lot worse than I originally thought. But I will never get over how damn cold it was. I like my "cold" winters to stay in the 40's. Never again will I go north of Dallas in February.

Actually, there are quite a few blatant mistakes on 27's profile.

why do you people thrive on pointing out everyone elses' faults? is it to 'impress' people on here? it's just childish

Damn Yankee teenagers...it's bad enough y'all talk funny, add the fact that people tend to spell weirdly on the Internet, do you really need to mess it up more?
Is it really that hard to spell "never," instead of purposely misspelling the word and starting an Internet war over "nevah?"

I agree, A_TEEN has actually quite a few grammatical errors in his profile. He excessively uses comma splices which, as a grammatical nazi, he should realize are one if the most common mistakes.

nobody cares

A_Teen. You may now step down. You have been publicly shamed. Your profile is full of errors and yet you feel the need to insult others for their errors. For shame....

Same goes with Aussies or English people.. Our R's aren't very strong like Americans or Canadians. :) I have never noticed any Americans pronounce words without strong R's though.. sorry if that's offensive.
I've only watched Boston legal/public, I asume they live there :p

27 no I'm not a grammar nazi but you are and yet your grammar blows congrats hippocritre

Yup. You're officially a bitch. :) congrats!

Well I live in the big state of Texas and say y'all mr grammar nazi.

There is this new thing called accents y'all should look into it. Idk how old most of y'all are but why r y'all fighting over someone spelling something wrong get over it and grow up. Y'all don't have be dicks over one missed spelt word.

112-haha I noticed that

I love how all this started after I spelled 'nevah' I'm born and raised in Maine not Boston, so it's not the same. But if it stops the emotional turmoil: NEVER*
...A_TEEN, are you stable now?

I think it's safe to assume A_TEEN has fallen into cardiac arrest and died. Let us hope his wannabe Grammar Nazi persona has died with him.

21- o.O

Haha, he changed his bio now after the comments saying it was grammatically incorrect!

Whoah....

yeah, it's the moose tranquilizer she's been taking to bulk up for dodgeball season

Those damn girl scouts :P

Chaz Bono?

The only advice I have for you is work on your anxiety and nervousness. Being a doctor, you don't have room for second guesses. I wish you luck.

Sorry, but there's almost always room in medicine for second guesses. Doctors aren't perfect, and we make mistakes. You don't want us making rash decisions without thinking things through.

I get nervous before each and every operation I do. That nervousness keeps me on my toes and keeps me honest. The second I get complacent, I start making mistakes.

Wish more docs felt that way. I hate the I know it all types. Me and my sis have had a mystery illness for awhile. Her docs are the I know it all types. Mine aren't. Mine are trying treatments and I'm in better shape.

Nervousness can be a good thing. As long as it doesn't psych a person out.

^next time go to docbastard

Ja, that's rubbish - I'm a doctor and I used to sweat bricks before big exams, my anxiety has improved since I qualified, and obviously I am much more confident in my competence, but I still get really nervous about whether I am doing the right thing for every patient I see, as doc bastard said, second guessing prevents complacency - second guessing myself convinces me that I have made the correct diagnosis and implemented the correct management, or it alerts me to the fact that I may need to consider other differentials...Cocky doctors who are too self-assured are doctors who end up making mistakes. Good luck OP - you are almost there :)

Crippling nervousness is not good, but the right amount make doctors better. (I hope, anyway...!) Under such pressurised situations, it's easy to make the mistake the OP did. I have such an exam coming up this week in fact, should really do some more studying rather than FML :-S

Never assume. It makes an ASS out of U and ME. Get it? No? Okay. lol

So if you can't tell the difference between a butch and a man what the fuck should we do?

Keep being neutral general. Don't be rude...

That's unrealistic.

But if I'm the one assuming why does that make you an ass?

Assuming in general. Everyone assumes... Includling U and ME :)

Not gonna lie I woulda done the same

Agreed. Guess you never know nowadays =/

CAN I TOUCH YOU MAN BEWBS?! ;o ^_^

I NEED you to put your shirt back on, realize you are twelve years old, and mostly white. When put your hand down because you look like a fool.

164- who are you to judge anyways? You're not God/ Obama.

How do you know if that is actually a picture of him. And are you that insecure that u had to make fun of the picture

Ok interwebbers, that's a meme type picture. It isn't the actual commenter. So let's all just calm down and laugh at the funny comments.

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Agreed.

And you're probably a 40 y/o working class white suburban male trying to act "hip" or "cool". Anyways, I lol'd so hard at this, I'd hate to be OP. "How can I help you sir" "I'm not a guy *death stare*"

Wow it put that on the wrong comment, that was in reply to #1's comment idk why it came down here. my bad

Women can't wear t-shirts and shorts????

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He's talkin about the mustache -.-

Women can't have a mustache, short hair, and the name "Chris" and not expect some people to be confused

40, your an idiot. Guessing someones sex is not a judgment. "She" can do whatever she wants, but she can't get mad when someone sees a guy and assumes it's a guy.

102, you're.

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Was Pat in the waiting room?

Haha! What the hell was "Pat" anyways?

Pat's Pat and that's that.

that sucks...
yeah let the bad comments begin about me saying that. >:[

No bad comments here, if she dresses like that, I'd assume she wants to be classified as a guy. So why would she get pissed?

12: It says t-shirt, shorts, and short hair. Tons of women dress like this nowadays, and a girl is no less entitled to do so because she has more stereotypically masculine features (which is kinda bs anyway).

On the other hand, getting mad over it would be stupid, because shit happens and some people are androgynous.

No 12, it doesn't work that way. A person can dress however the hell they want too. If I decided to wear leotards and high heels, I wouldn't want anyone to call me lady gaga, because I'm not. Freedom to express. Many
Women have short hair, and can wear t shirt and shorts. Emma Watson, Vanessa hugdens, Ellen degenerous, ect

But... Ellen is gay.

That's true but she isn't mistaken for a man

Nobody said women CAN'T dress like that. They just said that women who dress like that, and have a short haircut and moustache shouldn't get mad if they are mistaken for a man. And I agree. I would have have mistaken her for a man, and I think you would have too if you were in OP's position.

[EDIT] Oops, that turned out to be a quite large wall o' text.

45 - A mustache was involved. Argument over.

I think what made her seem like a guy was the 'stache... Besides, maybe she feels like she was born in the wrong body and she's really a he.

I don't have a problem with the fact that she was mistaken for a guy, because it happens (especially if the 'stache was prominent, though I imagine this is highly exaggerated); what's weirding me out are the people who are implying that there's something wrong with women wearing t-shirts and shorts, like that's not unisex casual wear.

That's what I have a problem with too, then assuming she is gay/lesbian. Or transgender, ect. It's really annoying and rude. They had a 'stache, yes but everyone has hair. Everyone has hair there, not everyone waxes or shaves it. Obviously this person is sick, who really gives a shit what they look like if they don't feel good. When I'm sick I don't both to shave or dress properly, I'm worrying about getting healthy.

Tons of women have mustaches and don't realize that they need to shave like a man.

It's totally not your fault, everyone else would have done the same. Lesbians be dressing crazy nowadays.

How can you assume she is lesbian? Many straight women I know have gender neutral names and wear "boy" clothes, otherwise known as t shirt and shorts

Shes probably transgender not lesbian

51 - your friends are in the closet lesbians.

Such a shame when a very oversensitive butch lesbian demoralize the LGBT community...

Butch is an offensive word. And anyone can be sensitive, just because someone's a fucking lesbian doesn't mean they want to be called a male.

Well maybe if they don't want to be mistaken for men, they should shave the 'stache and their legs every now and then, and not dress like men. They shouldn't be offended if someone makes the mistake if they don't want to be feminine. There's nothing wrong with it, I'm just saying it's an easy mistake to make sometimes.

That's true but not everyone does that. I have friends and family who are lesbian, they act like normal women even if they cut their hair short.

There's a difference between short hair, and LOOKING like a man

Haha I just realised they mentioned a stache, I'm slow!! Your right!

Didn't say they were a lesbian, the stache suggests they were preop transsexual