To say it's QUEUE, not QUE?

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Every time I see "que" on here, all I can think about is Manuel in Fawlty Towers.

It's a sodding QUEUE.

Have never seen que thank the Lord but I have many times seen queue for cue and I hate it!

It's not a common one but 'click' instead of 'clique' really gets me. As does the mispronunciation of it as 'click' in real life!

Thank you OP for acknowledging the horrific misspelling that has gone unmentioned for so long.

The “your / you’re” thing annoys me because people get so damn hung up on it. I know the difference but I’ve slipped up before. Also seen people discredit everything a posted says simply because they’ve used the wrong one. Perfect grammar doesn’t validate an otherwise batshit post and imperfect grammar doesn’t invalidate an intelligent and insightful one.

Ahaha I, too, came on to say, ‘Que??’

I see you all beat me to it, including the OP!

Yes it drives me mad too.

And it's flak, not flack.

@ExclamationPerfume ect!!!! 😤😤😤 It does my head in - I have to resist the urge to correct it every time. It's bloody etc!!!!! Arghhhh! 🤬

I also keep seeing on here and on Facebook he's for his. I took him to he's friends house.

Could of been worse, might of been this.

the won't way round
Que?

I done it.

My peev is when someone says "draw"
Instead of DRAWER

It's a drawer

And a chest of drawers not a Chester drawer or Chester draw

And breathe 😳

What?

Weary and wary. It was getting to the point where I thought maybe I'd misunderstood the difference for all these years.

I've never seen anyone spell it as "que"

I agree completely. Although I do think "queue" is being a bit extra with all its unnecessary letters. 4 is a little excessive.

Had to check we were not in pedants corner, but nope, you have gone for it in AIBU...

Yes YABU. People just don't all have the same level of education. They are not all as able academically. They have struggled through tough childhoods and not been given a chance.

It's quite hard to see this kind of thing posted repeatedly. It's shows a serious level of ignorance to other people's life experiences.

This post has become a sad example. People piling on to laugh and mock others.

(next time, post in pedants corner )

It doesn’t bother me ¯\(ツ)/¯

The best one I’ve ever seen was in a work email where a colleague meant “segue” but typed “segway” instead

Someone texted about needing a 'rest bite' today. I hoping it was an autocorrect fail.

Could of been worse, might of been this.
Queuedos

Hello to my people

Another one that drives me mad is people saying ‘reach’ when they mean ‘retch’. And don’t get me started on the borrow/lend nightmare...

Weary/wary has suddenly cropped up. I wonder if that is accent related? I think they are the same in scouse.

The spelling on here is shocking or can be. But you’ll probably get short shrift by some MNers.