Could you be more pacific?

Quiet, yew.

II picked up the word irregardless from my folks, didn't even know it wasn't a "real" word until I was 24 or so. I still use it, but that has more to do with my family's history of making up words and phrases.

Irregardless ain't no word.
My legal writing instructor disabused me of the notion that irregardless was a word. About the only good that he did me.

I had an architectural history professor that always used that word. It made me cringe every time. The other thing I can't stand is the death of the collective noun. If you have two dollars in your pocket, do you have "monies?"

Then you have evil bastards like this guy trying to turn "concept" into a verb... because, I guess, conceptualize is just too much work
http://verb4concept.blogspot.com/

This reminds me of a woman I once worked for who would always say "mute point" rather than "moot point." Drove us all nuts.

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