DEUCE

[KingGhidra]

Yeah it bugs me when people misspell his name. I can understand people misspelling Tuiasosopo, Zereoue or Fu'amata Ma'afala, but Deuce?

[Guest]

Yeah it bugs me when people misspell his name. I can understand people misspelling Tuiasosopo, Zereoue or Fu'amata Ma'afala, but Deuce?

I too spend hours getting drunk out of anger over this.

[KingGhidra]

Yeah it bugs me when people misspell his name. I can understand people misspelling Tuiasosopo, Zereoue or Fu'amata Ma'afala, but Deuce?

I too spend hours getting drunk out of anger over this.

CAWG

[VHawk15]

I see lots of people saying Duce or McCallister. Also, the FB for the Chargers name is Lorenzo Neal, not Lorenzo O'Neal.

[Mercer Boy]

He's looking to be a great draft pick for those in the late 1st round next year. I bet he's still not noticed over the likes or Holmes, Green, Portis, Lewis, or Stephen Davis next year. Although, getting 8 straight 100 yard games brings a little exposure.

[deftdelivery]

To continue with the spelling and grammer lessons, it is "Dominack" and indeed NOT "Dominick"

Also, if you are describing how a player played, you say, "he played well" not "he played good"

[M_Zimm_ffc]

Thanks guys! My grammar isn't too good sometimes, but I try my best to spell a guy's name right. It ticks me off when my name get mispelled. It gets mispelled quite offen, even on my dad's diploma.

typos are one thing, mispelling is another.

[KingGhidra]

To continue with the spelling and grammer lessons, it is "Dominack" and indeed NOT "Dominick"

Also, if you are describing how a player played, you say, "he played well" not "he played good"

deftdelivery's school of grammar. for kids who dont speak english too good.

[VHawk15]

To continue with the spelling and grammer lessons, it is "Dominack" and indeed NOT "Dominick"

Also, if you are describing how a player played, you say, "he played well" not "he played good"

deftdelivery's school of grammar. for kids who dont speak english too good.

and want to learn to do other things good too.

[Ronald]

To continue with the spelling and grammer lessons, it is "Dominack" and indeed NOT "Dominick"

Also, if you are describing how a player played, you say, "he played well" not "he played good"

deftdelivery's school of grammar. for kids who dont speak english too good.

and want to learn to do other things good to.

"...good too."

Geez, learn when to use the variations of the word "to/too/two."