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Okay, so I have discovered a new problem with the world.

People are blind. To the spacebar.

You see, there are many many confusing words in the Énglish language. And sometimes, it has to do with pronounciation. Sometimes, it revolves around the goddamn spacebar.

Please know the difference.

You see; it goes like this:

"Pete, some things have to happen, and have a reason to."

(OKAY, YAY EMOTIONAL PETERICK DIALOUGUE AHEM what)

And then there's this:

"Pete, somethings have to happen, and have a reason to."

Like, please read your sentences over again. There are SOMETHINGS and SOME THINGS.

SOME THINGS = A number of things.

SOMETHINGS = Normally used as SOMETHING'S, which is SOMETHING IS. Rarely used as SOMETHINGS.

You know?

I'm simply pointing out the difference. Please.

So I'm gonna- //becomes Sam's face

(=^･ω･^)y＝

Signingout,-S