A new study just linked grapefruit to breast cancer:
A study of 50,000 post-menopausal women found eating just a quarter of a grapefruit daily raised the risk by up to 30%.
The fruit is thought to boost levels of oestrogen - the hormone associated with a higher risk of the disease, the British Journal of Cancer reported.
I wouldn't trust anything that news agencies or research compaines publish. They are paid to report stuff by their advertisers or whoever funded their research. Neither group can be expected to publish results that their sponsors would take offence with.
See also: "their" - or "there" - for "they're"; "your" for "you're"; and a fair few others I don't care to remember right now (or to see ever again).
I could care less if you think it's on subject or not. To/two/too many people can't even spell simple words correctly. :)
Oh, and by the way, it took only two comments after mine to obey (almost) Godwin's Law:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin's_law
that's why I choosed to be fat ;) ;) ;)
"I could care less" and "I couldn't care less" mean the same thing. Google it.
"I could..." has a sarcastic tone to it.
Becki is right that our spelling is falling apart. Why, I can remember when people used to spell her name "Becky".
;-)
Is "loose" a verb at all? In "Let loose the dogs of war", it's an adjective. You could say "I loosed my bowels", or "Inga loosened her bodice". uh - where was I? Something about grapefruits...