Someone actually suggested that it's "well grammar"! :XD

[Xx_Murderous Doll_xX]

I got a message from a guy that suggested that the sig was wrong, and that it should be "I support well grammar" instead!! xd
Thought it was funny, and I'd share. heart  

[Masamune no Hi]

"Well grammar?" At least it sounds like he would say "speak well," rather than "speak good."  

[Smoozle]

*Insane laugh*

Oh my god! That is so cool! It's amazing how people can be weird like that!

And indeed, it does sound like he could of meant it as "Speak well" instead of "Speak good" but, well, you never know.  

[The Man who was Thursday]

I think I mentioned this in some other thread in here, but I've seen it before.

It's likely because people keep bashing in the whole "it's not good, it's 'well'!" thing that people start OVER-correcting.  

[Cheerfulhope]

Wow, people really don't pay attention in language arts after all. *chuckle* ^-^ It's funny how that sort of thing happens, isn't it?  

[The Piscean Muse]

AHAHAHAHA!!! Oh my freaking GOD!!! That's THE single most stupidest thing EVER!!! rofl  

[Miss Irene Adler]

Tenjou Usagi

AHAHAHAHA!!! Oh my freaking GOD!!! That's THE single most stupidest thing EVER!!! rofl

My dear, you mean "most stupid thing ever", not "most stupidest thing ever". 3nodding

And yes, I agree with you. XDD It indeed is the most stupid thing ever.

"I support well grammar..."

You should argue with that user, and say that "well" is an adverb, and therefore should not be used in front of a noun as an adjective, whereas "good" is an adjective, which we CAN use in front of a noun...er, as an adjective. XDD (I don't think the last phrase made sense, nor do I think it was necessary, but oh well).  

[Varun_Pramanik]

That is absolutely stupid.  

[Ame Yuki Kaze]

"Well grammar", eh? Well, it's nice to know that grammar's healthy. blaugh

In all actuality, it should probably be "proper grammar", but that wouldn't fit into the sign. And "good" at least sounds better than "well".  

[jackthepumpkinhead]

*cackles*

that's eeexcellent.

I love it when people correct others and get shot down in a blaze of idiocy.

I read a gaming forum regularly and someone had written a post about the release of a new game, I forget what, in a big hurry with fairly bad spelling and grammar as a result. Another user had typed in a tongue in cheek sense, saying that it was obvious they were excited because they'd forgotten all their spelling and capitalisations.

Another user posted saying
"God you're SUCH an idiot. Don't pick on someone else's spelling when you can't spell yourself. It's CAPITALASATIONS."

It was funny as hell.  

[emd0tx]

...Maybe he had well CAPITALASATIONS. >__>;  

[limp dick]

That's sad.
Perhaps, he just replaces the word good with well whenever he can, or he just doesn't know what good and well mean.  

[PlatinumChild]

Just reading it in my head it sounds completely off...but when I read it out loud .... rofl .....I don't know, it just sounds so funny to me. *gets shot*

[Shan.Raikou]

 

[EponaKenshin]

Quote:

"Well grammar", eh? Well, it's nice to know that grammar's healthy.

In all actuality, it should probably be "proper grammar", but that wouldn't fit into the sign. And "good" at least sounds better than "well".

Yeah, at least it is healthy. rofl  

[MyOwnBestCritic]

There's a difference between this:

"I use good grammar"

"I use grammar well"

It depends on the object. The grammar is good, so "good" is an adjective. "Well" is an adverb (one of the few that don't end in -ly). In this case, the adverb being used as an adjective, "I use well grammar," is incorrect. Debunked!