Have the Grammar Police a future in R & S or are they desperate for employment?

Question

If ejected, will they end up on the streets?

Will our streets be safe?

Answer 1

Magic 8 balls says "Outlook not so good".

Answer 2

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Answer 3

LOLOLOLOLOL I don't know what to answer to this question

Answer 4

Judging from what I have seen, they will never lack for employment.  

Answer 5

They will not touch you at present.

Butt there tallons are long

Shud yew get it rong!

Answer 6

No, I don't think the streets would be safe with them on them, but they would provide a lot more employment for street sign writers - or should that be street signs' writers?  :)

Course there are nice, sweet, kind people who will sometimes point out bad grammar in order to save us from being cautioned by the GP; but, on the whole, I think the GP use it solely as a means of trying to  convince others that they are right about everything in the world and the offender is wrong about everything in the world, full stop.  

Answer 7

Grammar police I presume' are those who scour questions and answers looking for the slightest mistake

and with  neurotic feelings that takes over them

point out your grammar or spelling with relish

Answer 8

I think it's a losing battle.  

Answer 9

the streats willlllll enver be safe as long as thare's bard gramer and spellinqs

Answer 10

You forgot a comma. It should read:

"Have the Grammar Police a future in R & S, or are they desperate for employment?"

Answer 11

I don't think they will ever be out of a job.