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Florida beekeeper loses livelihood after neighbor has 20 beehives removed from his property
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this post was submitted on 16 Nov 2025
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Come on people, fuck! I almost never complain about bad headline gramnar, though it is rampant. It seems to be just something you have to live with these days.
The sentence has two subject/predicate pairs: "beekeeper loses," and "neighbor has." So when it comes time for the possessive pronoun "his"... who the fuck is that?
Many would say you should avoid this pronoun altogether. But if you are determined to use it, please at least make it refer to the last mentioned subject!
This story would be very different (and not much of a story at all) if the neighbor had beehives removed from the neighbor's own property, which is what the headline literally says.
Thank you, I was sitting here wondering why this was a bad thing? I would do the same thing… “get your shit off of my property”.
The irony of misspelling 'grammar' is pretty funny
Misspelling, especially when typing on a phone, is orders of magnitude less egregious than the gramner problem in the headline.
My gramnar has always been terrible. 🤪
Mine, on thd other hanf, is prefect, though my speling is not.