Who remembers when mdogg couldn't tell the difference between...

[Doggystylin]

his and he's........oh shit, HE STILL CAN'T.......LEARN ENGLISH MOTHAFUCKA....aren't you in college?

[Now_Im_Not_Banned]

LOL...seriously. Mdogg never seemed like a total dumbass, but he always had grammar issues. Isn't he born and raised in the states? Step it up.

[J.D. Wykid, Esq.]

their, theyre, and there, the three words that most americans cant comprehend.

[Now_Im_Not_Banned]

how about then and than? you're and your? too and to? I still see muthafuckaz on this site confusing simple terms on a daily basis...

[Suga Foot]

people who mix up then and than PISS ME OFF

[Nat Turner-reincarnated]

and ya niggas trip when eye use eye

[Ali Tha Great]

and ya niggas trip when eye use eye

i think that people are racist towards black people...thats why...u should kill all the devils(anybody who isn't black or at least brown)on this site so they won't say that "eye" is incorrect...

BLACK POWER...lol 

[Cheese]

how about then and than?

I have problems with that too.. What's the difference between the to of 'em?

[Now_Im_Not_Banned]

how about then and than?

I have problems with that too.. What's the difference between the to of 'em?

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/then

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/than

[J.D. Wykid, Esq.]

then(n)
adv.
1. At that time: I was still in school then. Come at noon; I'll be ready then.
2. Next in time, space, or order; immediately afterward: watched the late movie and then went to bed.
3. In addition; moreover; besides: It costs $20, and then there's the sales tax to pay.
4. Used after but to qualify or balance a preceding statement: The star was nervous, but then who isn't on the first night of a new play.
5. In that case; accordingly: If traffic is heavy, then allow extra time.
6. As a consequence; therefore: The case, then, is closed.
n.
That time or moment: The bus leaves at four; until then let's walk.
adj.
Being so at that time: the then chairman of the board.
Idiom:
then again
From another standpoint; on the other hand: I need a vacation. Then again, so do my coworkers.

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than(n, n)
conj.
1. Used after a comparative adjective or adverb to introduce the second element or clause of an unequal comparison: She is a better athlete than I.
2. Used to introduce the second element after certain words indicating difference: He draws quite differently than she does.
3. When. Used especially after hardly and scarcely: I had scarcely walked in the door than the commotion started.
prep. Usage Problem
In comparison or contrast with: could run faster than him; outclassed everyone other than her.

[Don Jacob]

it's probably becuase he's bilingual and in spanish "i's" sound like "ee's" so i'm not suprised.

[jeromechickenbone]

People who can't spell piss me the fuck off.  I can understand typo's every once in a while, but some of you motherfuckers need to read more or something.   

[MarkCruz]

WOW THIS IS SHOCKING, DOGGYSTYLE.
YOU OUT OF ALL OF PEOPLE, DISSING SOMEONE'S INTELLIGENCE.

DAMN THIS TOPS THE DANNY GOMEZ-JOB REVELATION.

[Sikotic™]

This is low. If you are concerned about a person's grammar on a message board, then you need to find a hobby.

[M Dogg™]

his and he's........oh shit, HE STILL CAN'T.......LEARN ENGLISH MOTHAFUCKA....aren't you in college?

man I graduated.

Hey, hey, remember back when Rod and I let Doggy in our keystyle crew the Elite when he SUCKED balls. Oh my god, and remember when Doggy was some little kid on Rod's jock, suckin up 'cause he thought he was soooooooooo cool. O-M-G... oh my god, this guy was like so sorry, and now his worried about grammer. Man, this guy wants to be an English teacher now... he is like soooo cool. Doggy... I still love you