Wally wrote:

You're national candidates are reduced to saying the "F" word in
interviews with the "Y" generation. LOL

Perhaps you should consider sticking to the "f" word, yourself. It is a single
syllable, four-letter word and users are unlikely to be embarrassed as much by
incorrect, (rather than merely inapproprate) usage.

No charge for today's English lesson:

YOUR is a possessive pronoun. It is the proper form to use when stating, "One
of your national candidates used an F word in an interview with Rolling Stone
Magazine."

YOU'RE is a contracted form of "You are."
(Notice the apostrophe. First clue).
It is the proper form to use when stating
"As usual, you're concentrating on the petty details, (yet fail to understand
the
broader abstract concept)."



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