"Then" instead of "Than": English Yo?

[blogspotter]

Engrish is a vary phanny language

 

[jaranen]

Even her sister having same problem:frenchman:
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6PYKm_UCNo]Then or Than? - YouTube[/ame]

 

[seohug]

Then: time
Than: comparison

Good thing that your curious.

 

[-joe-]

lose/loose, your/you're, their/there/they're, sometimes people don't know, sometimes people don't care, sometimes people have brain farts, sometimes peasants haven't hired proofreaders for their wickedfire posts, sometimes people post run-ons

Don't forget its/it's.

 

[netbert]

Then: time
Than: comparison

Good thing that your curious.

Ugh.

 

[rusvik]

Yeah, it must be quite embarassing to have foreigners speak and write your language better than you do lol.

 

[jorarulit]

Yeah, it must be quite embarassing to have foreigners speak and write your language better than you do lol.

I've met a guy like that once.:uhoh2:

 

[faceblogger]

English is my second language and I think I write it better than many Americans I see

 

[jstover77]

This one always seems to get me.

Affect Versus Effect

 

[Unarmed Gunman]

While we're on incorrect English, I fucking hate incorrect idiom usage.

It's not I could care less, it's I couldn't care less.
It's not for all intensive purposes, it's for all intents and purposes.

They actually make sense if you use them the right way, which is why it bugs me when people use them in a way that makes zero sense. I'm sure there's a few others I'm missing.

 

[Grindstone]

This' thread fuckng sucks soo many more cocks then most threads' on hurr.

 

[Suddenly_Ass]

This' thread fuckng sucks soo many more cocks then most threads' on hurr.

Yes it does. Time to pretty it up a bit.

 

[rusvik]

^One of your better posts Suddenly_Ass.

 

[super]

What surprises me even more - using "to" instead of "too". It even sounds very different. Then and than at least sound similar..