I'm done apologizing for ...

I'm not the least bit sorry for lots of stuff- hopefully more as the evening progresses/degresses...

 

A thousand pardons- 'twas the wine spelling...

 

A Winston Churchil Quote: With is not a good word to end a sentence with.

 

Proper Engrish can eff off.

 

Don't forget the smilie....

 

Where did you go to school at?

 

Texan, in London: Excuse me, sir, can you please tell me where Buckingham Palace is at?
English City gent: Tut, tut - one should never end a sentence with a preposition.
Texan: I'm so sorry. Can you please tell me where Buckingham Palace is at, *******?

 

Heheheheh!

 

I'm stealing this lol.

 

"This is the sort of nonsense up with which I shall not put." attributed to Winston Churchill.

 

Grammar Police be cold-trippin' on suspects in the war on bad sentences yo.

 

War? hmmm .......I spose ....hmm ....yeah.... we could do a war.......





This conversation, or a close version of it, probably went down in the White House about 12 yrs ago.
And if so it would rate as the baddest, expensivest sentence ever uttered, speaking of bad sentences like.......y'know?

 

I'm sorry I just crop dusted myself and didn't share it with my coworkers...

 

...I'm not apologizing for using '... ' at the beginning, ending...or in the middle of my sentences...

or posting before reading and editing...

 

That made me laugh.

That made me laugh even harder.

 

Ending a sentence with a preposition has never been improper.

 

I wonder if anyone has ever thought that the above is an ungrammatical sentence in English?