'Ohana NOT O'Hana's!

[lacrosse_lady72]

The OP spelled the restaurant name exactly as it should be: Did you mean to dis him/her on the spelling of the resort name? That's not the same as a restaurant located inside it.

I know, I was saying I am glad the OP had to expess her pet peeve of the often misspelt 'Ohana because I was close saying it myself.

I don't really care that OP misspelled Polynesian.

 

[malcontent]

I know, I was saying I am glad the OP had to expess her pet peeve of the often misspelt 'Ohana because I was close saying it myself.

I don't really care that OP misspelled Polynesian.

OP here.

I got a big laugh myself over the fact that "Polynesian" was misspelled. Whether you choose to believe it or not, it was a typo on my part that I carelessly missed. Maybe the gremlins out there were trying to tell me something.

I think we were all a lot more careful about those things before there were spell checkers. At least, for those of us who remember a time before there were spell checkers.

BTW, I'm a "he."

 

[MelanieC]

Oh Please. People have too much time on their hands. Who cares how people spell it!!!

 

[MelanieC]

OP here.

I got a big laugh myself over the fact that "Polynesian" was misspelled. Whether you choose to believe it or not, it was a typo on my part that I carelessly missed. Maybe the gremlins out there were trying to tell me something.

I think we were all a lot more careful about those things before there were spell checkers. At least, for those of us who remember a time before there were spell checkers.

BTW, I'm a "he."

Proves everyone is human. Also, on my laptop I don't have enough memory to download the spell check and can't on my work laptop. Even if I could........I could care less if I misspell something. I don't have time to care. Everyone gets the point even if something is spelled wrong. Some people just have OCD.

 

[ckdsnynt]

Nescafe!?! You mean people drink this by choice. I thought it was just a cruel joke played on us in the parks.

Ssshhh! Now, don't pick on me, but, yes, I drink it! Hey, it's hot, brown, smells like coffee (kind of), looks like coffee and I really need something that at least seems like coffee when I get up in the morning! My brain is not awake enough to know the difference at that point!

 

[faindrops27]

Proves everyone is human. Also, on my laptop I don't have enough memory to download the spell check and can't on my work laptop. Even if I could........I could care less if I misspell something. I don't have time to care. Everyone gets the point even if something is spelled wrong. Some people just have OCD.

OCD!!

 

[kaytieeldr]

Following the 'Ohana logic it would be 'Obama...being Hawaiian and all.

... except that there's no "b" in the Hawaiian alphabet

 

[kaytieeldr]

You all have to read the book Eats, Shoots, and Leaves. You'd love it . It's about the prevalent improper grammar usage in our society today.

I did, and I did

Your write, its a grate book... oops, make that, you're right - it's a great book!

Sincerely,
Ronda
Honorary Member
MENSA's Grammar Police

 

[lacrosse_lady72]

OP here.

I got a big laugh myself over the fact that "Polynesian" was misspelled. Whether you choose to believe it or not, it was a typo on my part that I carelessly missed. Maybe the gremlins out there were trying to tell me something.

I think we were all a lot more careful about those things before there were spell checkers. At least, for those of us who remember a time before there were spell checkers.

BTW, I'm a "he."

1. Sorry "he"...

2. Bump because I still don't think 'Ohana is Irish (O'Hana) or someones name (Ohana's).