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Garioshi
02/17/18 4:54:13 PM
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except the plural of attorney general is attorneys general
you have no idea how much that pisses me off
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Cosmic_Diabetic
02/17/18 4:55:49 PM
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Garioshi posted...
except the plural of attorney general is attorneys general
you have no idea how much that pisses me off


After reading so many of his fragmented sentences on Twitter I'm just numb to him at this point.
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tamashiini
02/17/18 4:56:26 PM
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Maybe he thinks they're actually generals
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Complete_Idi0t
02/17/18 4:58:48 PM
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I'm thankful he can say a complex word like 'attourney'
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a42ozslushie
02/17/18 4:59:48 PM
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Trump's attorney generals are bigly tremendous.
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iPhone_7
02/17/18 5:01:37 PM
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Is that what were mad at him for this week?
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Complete_Idi0t
02/17/18 5:02:17 PM
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No, we're still mad at him for not having a fucking clue what he's doing
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whitelytning
02/17/18 5:05:03 PM
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I don't like Trump but its a pretty common mistake.

Its also a weird term if you think about it. "Attorney General" is a position title, like "Chief Justice" or "Administrative Assistant." When talking about more than one of the other position titles the second words gets the "s", why is Attorney General different?

I'm kind of curious actually.
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Funbazooka
02/17/18 5:19:09 PM
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H11DDuk
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Garioshi
02/17/18 5:22:49 PM
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whitelytning posted...
I don't like Trump but its a pretty common mistake.

Its also a weird term if you think about it. "Attorney General" is a position title, like "Chief Justice" or "Administrative Assistant." When talking about more than one of the other position titles the second words gets the "s", why is Attorney General different?

I'm kind of curious actually.

Because "general" is an adjective that describes the noun "attorney". You can't have a plural adjective.
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