USC looses S&C coach
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Your a looser
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The difference between loose and lose is so vast. This one drives me crazier than any other grammar/spelling screw up.
If lose were spelled loose, how is loose then spelled? I suppose looose is the obvious answer. -
respect the classicsBleachedAnusDawg said:The difference between loose and lose is so vast. This one drives me crazier than any other grammar/spelling screw up.
If lose were spelled loose, how is loose then spelled? I suppose looose is the obvious answer. -
Loosing is releasing the arrow in archery.
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I suppose you could spell lose, loos, making the word a sort of Scandinavian type spelling and leave loose the way it is. English is fucked up, I can barly rite.BleachedAnusDawg said:The difference between loose and lose is so vast. This one drives me crazier than any other grammar/spelling screw up.
If lose were spelled loose, how is loose then spelled? I suppose looose is the obvious answer. -
I count 1 and 1/2 steps behind. Not full back seat, but not riding shotgun either.LesGrossman said:
huh?DoogCourics said:From January-Mid March, and then April-August, the S&C coach is essentially the Heas Coach because he is in charge of the team and manages their development. Spring Camp, Fall Camp, and Regular Season he takes a back seat.
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It's in the "get back coach" handbook
Section 2, subsection 1.3. -
She is looseBleachedAnusDawg said:The difference between loose and lose is so vast. This one drives me crazier than any other grammar/spelling screw up.
If lose were spelled loose, how is loose then spelled? I suppose looose is the obvious answer.
She is lose
Ones a good time while the other is incoherent.
