Grammar Question:

[chupe666]

Family Dog Barking At Evil
MEDFORD, OR—Spraggles, the Reid family's terrier, was barking at evil again Monday, his canine instincts detecting the presence of an unseen sinister force. "What on Earth is he carrying on about?" asked owner Ed Reid, watching Spraggles bark at a hall closet. "There's nothing in that closet but Grandma's old wedding gown and a hammer." Spraggles then headed to the backyard to bark at more evil, this time in the form of a newspaper page swirling in the wind.

 

[xfer]

Boss' Dick Isn't Going To Suck Itself

 

[MadeInNewJersey]

It's "Shout Outs" because in this case, 'shout out' is like a phrase that is simply being pluralized.

"Shouts Out" is more of an action or an act of doing. As in, markgugs SHOUTS OUT to Dreamlord, but alas he was too late and the car hit him.

See?

 

[J.]

Originally posted by markgugs
As in, markgugs SHOUTS OUT to Dreamlord, but alas he was too late and the car hit him.

Then I'm suing and getting rich. Woo-hoo.

Where the nearest free-way?

 

[DeadWinterDead]

That works in many different ways.

 

[Steve]

*bump*

 

[stamate_filip]

I choose boobies! That's a good choice for most of the polls.

 

[Steve]