Spelling lesson of the day

[F-Dub]

Morning folks!

Today we are going to use the words 'their' and 'there' and why not throw in 'they're' while we're here

So examples of good use of these words.

Their

It was their kissing that got me wet between the legs. <<<< In this case 'their' is connected to a person - it belongs to them.

another example...

Was it their place to tell me what to do?

There

I went over there with trepidation and waited for her to open the door!

or

What are you doing over there you naughty man IDF! Put her down NOW!

or

There once was a very naughty man who had some yolks.

It kind of says where you are at that time or place, if that makes sense?

They're

This one is a contraction, so it will help with tomorrow's lesson

They are = They're (two words squeezed together to use together)

They're both going to cum together in one almighty huge climax when she puts that magic wand on!

They're never going to forgive Curvaceous Kate for starting up a spelling thread

There is the lesson for today. Now it is your turn. See if you can use all 3 words in one fun sentence.

I'll start it off...

They're over there I think and that empty condom is theirs I believe?

Kate our dear leader enda has seen your spelling lesson. He personally asked me to pass on his response. As follows

Over there in castlebar ........that lot sure their town is full of Whingers......so there


Context below.....some peeps would not have heard

http://www.rte.ie/news/election-2016...ters-whingers/

[Barney Rubble]

There once was a lady called Kate

Who brought plenty of men to their fates

When she's over in in Clare

Sure they're always there

Waiting outside her front gates !!

[alcatel]

There once was a lady called Kate,
Bad spelling made her truly irate.
She fought and she fought,
To give spelling a thought,
And give up your illiterate trait.

[sharkskin]

What about all the Americans writing things such as "I was so scared, I could of died"?

[sharkskin]

For really good fun explain the difference between "it's" and "its".

Let's get back on topic and discuss the difference between tit's and tits.

[sharkskin]

Let's not forget size and sighs.

For example:

"The size of my arse" refers to dimensions whereas "the sighs of my arse" is a polite way of writing about flatulence.

[sharkskin]

Let's hope that the spirit of this topic lets us discuss the difference between "let's" and "lets"!