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Doesn't has the word "does" in it, doesn't it?
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No, that's a myth perpetuated by the the extreme, Northwest elite.
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It's more like Does as in "Do es I say"
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It's more like Does as in "Do es I say" I would...but I have a problem with authority... |
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Good one!
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Depends on what coast your on. On the south coast (lol) "doesn't have" becomes "ain't got".
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Not if you cross your eyes before you read it!!
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you guys are like semantic gods
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Depends on what coast your on. On the south coast (lol) "doesn't have" becomes "ain't got". that's good to know seein' as how i'm prolly moving to tenneessee soon...*l* |
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Thank you for using apostrophes correctly -- if more people would simply pay attention to this often misused and misplaced little punctuational thing, the world would be a much safer and saner place.
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Damnnnnnnn...
say that 5 times real fast! |
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Damnnnnnnn... say that 5 times real fast! Oh nm... I just did... wasen't that hard. Was in it! |
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Depends on what coast your on. On the south coast (lol) "doesn't have" becomes "ain't got". that's good to know seein' as how i'm prolly moving to tenneessee soon...*l* Well, welcome to the neighborhood! |
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no it doesn't cousin't
it has transformed into a new word, there can't be a word within a word........word |
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