We're only making plans for Bekele

Banana Bread wrote:

We all know Bekele is the world's greatest runner. It is no secret that Banana Bread is his biggest fan. I can't wait to see him win gold in Paris. I'm glad the correct decision was made, and he was chosen. It will be epic as fukk. He was in great shape in Valencia and London, and I'm sure he can get back closer to 2019 shape. Strategically he did the perfect thing in London. He would of won if he pushed himself, but purposely held back from 35k, to reduce the chance of hurting himself following the race. He wouldn't want anything to get in the way of training for August. I'm sure he won't be holding back in Paris either when he is at 30 or 35k. I can't wait to see Bekele once again destroy the field on the olympic stage. He will be 42 to, so his victory will make the world know his name, if anyone doesn't already know who he is.

Banana Bread wrote:

We all know Bekele is the world's greatest runner. It is no secret that Banana Bread is his biggest fan. I can't wait to see him win gold in Paris. I'm glad the correct decision was made, and he was chosen. It will be epic as fukk. He was in great shape in Valencia and London, and I'm sure he can get back closer to 2019 shape. Strategically he did the perfect thing in London. He would of won if he pushed himself, but purposely held back from 35k, to reduce the chance of hurting himself following the race. He wouldn't want anything to get in the way of training for August. I'm sure he won't be holding back in Paris either when he is at 30 or 35k. I can't wait to see Bekele once again destroy the field on the olympic stage. He will be 42 to, so his victory will make the world know his name, if anyone doesn't already know who he is.

Normal guy who pays attention wrote:

Banana Bread wrote:

We all know Bekele is the world's greatest runner. It is no secret that Banana Bread is his biggest fan. I can't wait to see him win gold in Paris. I'm glad the correct decision was made, and he was chosen. It will be epic as fukk. He was in great shape in Valencia and London, and I'm sure he can get back closer to 2019 shape. Strategically he did the perfect thing in London. He would of won if he pushed himself, but purposely held back from 35k, to reduce the chance of hurting himself following the race. He wouldn't want anything to get in the way of training for August. I'm sure he won't be holding back in Paris either when he is at 30 or 35k. I can't wait to see Bekele once again destroy the field on the olympic stage. He will be 42 to, so his victory will make the world know his name, if anyone doesn't already know who he is.

Do you honestly think when people use the contraction of "would have" that they're saying the words "would of?"

Normal guy who pays attention wrote:

Banana Bread wrote:

We all know Bekele is the world's greatest runner. It is no secret that Banana Bread is his biggest fan. I can't wait to see him win gold in Paris. I'm glad the correct decision was made, and he was chosen. It will be epic as fukk. He was in great shape in Valencia and London, and I'm sure he can get back closer to 2019 shape. Strategically he did the perfect thing in London. He would of won if he pushed himself, but purposely held back from 35k, to reduce the chance of hurting himself following the race. He wouldn't want anything to get in the way of training for August. I'm sure he won't be holding back in Paris either when he is at 30 or 35k. I can't wait to see Bekele once again destroy the field on the olympic stage. He will be 42 to, so his victory will make the world know his name, if anyone doesn't already know who he is.

Do you honestly think when people use the contraction of "would have" that they're saying the words "would of?"