http://www.yourespot.com

[yllus]

Yes, everyone, come to You Are Spot. However, you may only join the site if your name is Spot.

 

[yllus]

I just realized it could stand for Your E-Spot. 😱

 

[Mickey Eye]

If you go to the URL it's pretty obvious they mean Your Espot. But good job in realising that before anybody posted, otherwise this could have been very bad for you.

 

[iamme]

Originally posted by: yllus
I just realized it could stand for Your E-Spot. 😱

ahh...the E-Spot. the poor-man's G-Spot.

*rimshot*

 

[Continuity28]

The point is still valid though, grammar is markedly getting worse over time.

 

[yllus]

Yeah, that was a close one. I'd edit, but I don't really care. 😛

 

[Ilmater]

Originally posted by: Continuity28
The point is still valid though, grammar is markedly getting worse over time.

3rd Grade English FTW!

 

[chuckywang]

Originally posted by: yllus
Yes, everyone, come to You Are Spot. However, you may only join the site if your name is Spot.

There's no "a" in the URL.

 

[Mickey Eye]

"You're" maybe? Sheesh... It's a pretty crap URL anyway,should have been your-espot or something.

 

[iamme]

Originally posted by: chuckywang

Originally posted by: yllus
Yes, everyone, come to You Are Spot. However, you may only join the site if your name is Spot.

There's no "a" in the URL.

Originally posted by: Ilmater

Originally posted by: Continuity28
The point is still valid though, grammar is markedly getting worse over time.

3rd Grade English FTW!

😀

 

[Continuity28]

Originally posted by: chuckywang

Originally posted by: yllus
Yes, everyone, come to You Are Spot. However, you may only join the site if your name is Spot.

There's no "a" in the URL.

Apostrophes signify the omission of letters (as in abbreviations) and contractions like the word "you're". "You're" means "you are". If the URL was indeed named "you're spot" it would mean "you are spot".