You push the pedal to release the clutch. You let out the pedal to engage the clutch.

If I grab your boob and you tell me to release my clutch, I'm not going to squeeze it (or AM I... ;-) )

 

Mine is when someone says "supposably" instead of "supposedly."

 

or "wala/walla" instead of "voila," in addition to several other pet peeves that aren't even worth mentioning haha

 

"Having said that...." sick and tiered of hearing it when a simple 'however' will do.

 

"murdered out"...so stupid....what's wrong with just calling my car all black?

 

- Fast lane owners (This lane is mine and I don't care if the sign says "Slow traffic move right."
- freeway mergers ("Everyone needs to slow down, give me the right of way and wait till I'm ready.")
- psychic drivers (What's wrong with you, don't you know what I'm thinking?)
- car owners, specially luxury cars, who don't buy the "blinker option" but have everything else.

 

Slowing to a stop to make a turn off of a two lane road.
Other drivers in general, all of them.

 

v-tech... SMH

 

clips =/= magazines

a tubular red dot optic is not a scope unless it performs more than 4x magnification

a red dot in an optic is not a laser sight

 

Punisher11 I've heard those quite a few times, if your pro-gun it probably sucks living in NY....

 

it does. theres a heck of a fight going on to make it a little better, heck ill be happy as long as we dont fall into another california

 

"your" means "belongs to you"
"you're" means "you are"
"break" means "busted"
"brake" means "stop"
"their" means "belongs to them"
"there" means "over yonder" or "there is"

 

can't forget "they're" means "they are" ;)

 

"I could care less" when what they really mean is "I couldn't care less"

"Wokened up", arggghhh. It's "awakened". Although this one will probably be accepted English soon. I'm started to hear news commentators use it.