The apostrophe

[1100011CS]

Seems appropriate here. From a Porsche 911...

I'm not seeing the issue.

 

[mywayorcyway]

I'm not seeing the issue.

The word "brake" appears thrice in the picture. It should have appeared four times.

 

[DSMCy]

I'm not seeing the issue.

Oh come on. Give me a break!

 

[FouchodeHond]

Seems appropriate here. From a Porsche 911...

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I’m sure it was perfect in the original German. Give them a brake, its got to be a google translation snafu.

 

[NWICY]

Seems appropriate here. From a Porsche 911...

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Well what do you expect for $100,000?
Full disclosure no idea what a Porsche 911 costs. Cool that it tells you when it needs new brake pads though.

 

[mywayorcyway]

Well what do you expect for $100,000?
Full disclosure no idea what a Porsche 911 costs. Cool that it tells you when it needs new brake pads though.

I'm not a Porsche guy, but I do know the 911 comes in a ton of different configurations. According the their website, $114k will get you the clunker trim level, going up to .... $375k for a fully loaded, fully optioned S/T model.

I am wondering if all Porsche's have the same typo in their software or if it is just the 911. Seems like that message would be standard, I think all Porsche's come with breaks.

 

[1100011CS]

The word "brake" appears thrice in the picture. It should have appeared four times.

Omg, I can see how they missed it. Or maybe I had just been looking at my computer screen too long today.

 

[Cycsk]

I'm not a Porsche guy, but I do know the 911 comes in a ton of different configurations. According the their website, $114k will get you the clunker trim level, going up to .... $375k for a fully loaded, fully optioned S/T model.

I am wondering if all Porsche's have the same typo in their software or if it is just the 911. Seems like that message would be standard, I think all Porsche's come with breaks.

My old RAV4 would ask me if I needed to take a coffee break when I had driven for a long time without stopping.

 

[Acylum]

Majority of posters on here don’t know the difference between ‘then’ and ‘than’. Nor ‘freshman’ and ‘freshmen’. Aim lower than (then) apostrophe usage.

 

[Gonzo]

Majority of Americans walking the street don’t know the difference between ‘then’ and ‘than’. Nor ‘freshman’ and ‘freshmen’. Aim lower than (then) apostrophe usage.

FIFY. We should do the semicolon next.

 

[1100011CS]

Majority of posters on here don’t know the difference between ‘then’ and ‘than’. Nor ‘freshman’ and ‘freshmen’. Aim lower than (then) apostrophe usage.

I'm glad I'm not apart of that crowd.

 

[AllInForISU]

Until people can use seen/saw correctly, the apostrophe issue should be placed on hold.

 

[cytor]

Until people can use seen/saw correctly, the apostrophe issue should be placed on hold.

Or "loose" and "lose"

 

[NickTheGreat]

Or "loose" and "lose"

Your literally making my head explode

 

[Mr.G.Spot]

Your literally making my head explode

I am assuming "your" was intentional??!! Hahaha if intentional.

 

[Stewo]

Not sure why it grinds on me, but the dollar sign after the number drives me nuts. Like, what is this:

500$

 

[VeloClone]

Not quite the same as these others but I think it is crazy when there are league standings and two teams are tied for first place and someone says the next two teams are tied for second and the next two teams are tied for third.

 

[TXCyclones]

Not sure why it grinds on me, but the dollar sign after the number drives me nuts. Like, what is this:

500$

It's approximately 460€.

 

[jcf817]

One that I used to do wrong and now irritates me when I hear it used incorrectly:

"Different" requires "from", not "than".

Democrats are different from Republicans.

 

[jcf817]

There is an ever raging war over how to spell y'all. It's a contraction. It stands for You All and the apostrophe replaces the ou. It is NOT Ya All with the apostrophe replacing the capitalized A. By the way, that's NOT a capitolized A.

Yes...English is clear about this, which is why "won't" is the contraction of "will not".