This frustrates me. It’s not that hard to distinguish between ‘your’ and ‘you’re’.
Ah… some people will never learn!
I guess it’s better than it being spelled ‘yore’, I’ve seen that before haha
Was about to comment on the retarded attempt at spelling you’re* but I see someone else has already done it. How can you go through the effort of having a t-shirt designed and printed and make such a primary school education mistake, unbelievable.
I’ve seen worse, with my own eyes. While attending a funeral, I saw on a tombstone: “Your always in our hearts”. On a freakin’ TOMBSTONE! If I hadn’t been at a funeral, I would have pointed and laughed.
It’s actually a mess-up of a Winston Churchill quote. While at a dinner in London, one of his major political enemies had been seated right next to him so that everyone attending the diner party would have some decent entertainment. The story goes that she said to him, “Mr. Churchill, you are drunk,” to which he replied, “Yes, Madam, but in the morning I will be sober, and you will still be fat.”
Am I more of an idiot than I think I am? There is nothing wrong with that shirt? Its one of my favourite sayings actually…
This frustrates me. It’s not that hard to distinguish between ‘your’ and ‘you’re’.
Ah… some people will never learn!
I guess it’s better than it being spelled ‘yore’, I’ve seen that before haha
Was about to comment on the retarded attempt at spelling you’re* but I see someone else has already done it. How can you go through the effort of having a t-shirt designed and printed and make such a primary school education mistake, unbelievable.
I believe you need to stop crying over the spelling… crymore
It’s spelled your instead of you’re because the person is drunk as mentioned on the shirt! hahaha…
I’ve seen worse, with my own eyes. While attending a funeral, I saw on a tombstone: “Your always in our hearts”. On a freakin’ TOMBSTONE! If I hadn’t been at a funeral, I would have pointed and laughed.
It’s actually a mess-up of a Winston Churchill quote. While at a dinner in London, one of his major political enemies had been seated right next to him so that everyone attending the diner party would have some decent entertainment. The story goes that she said to him, “Mr. Churchill, you are drunk,” to which he replied, “Yes, Madam, but in the morning I will be sober, and you will still be fat.”