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In reply to:Who cares. I basically turn off people who can't speak standard english.I believe the correct syntax would be "Who cares?". The irony is delicious.And when Americans learn how to speak English maybe there'll be fucking world peace.

he said it as a statement, genius...

Who is an interrogative pronoun. "Who cares." Implies that there's someone named Who who cares. It makes as much sense as "What's your name." If you're going to ask a rhetorical question, you'd better end it with a question mark, um-kay?I've seen writers uses constructs like, "Who cares: rabid weasels are eating our children". In that case, a question mark before a colon would be clumsy (unless you're writing C code), and that form is used for titles of articles or subsections, where the rules are looser.Therefore I agree with Telecaster and disagree with no1sexpot.

you always disagree with her rotfl

No, I can't stand for you to be wrong and pompous about it.Would you like to bet your eternal soul on your correctness?

Actually they are right. But... Who cares?

What are you so angry about?

In reply to:It can be said as a sentence or a question.That was petty and incorrect. Goose. Gander. Sauce?Thanks to Telecaster, we're learning a lot about relationships here in the Relationships forum.

That girl is right up her own ass.

Now, who is the big black pot making fun of the kettle!?!?!