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  Eating my shrimp pasta on the porch with a 40, wearing a Hawaiian shirt, proclaiming "I GOT SCRIMPS." I just jumped the shark of college.

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• If you say "an Hawaiian," "an historic," or anything else like that, you're probably an hasshole.

  Submitted by Thompson11 on Mar 2, 12 at 1:08am

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• Don't correct grammar incorrectly please

  Submitted by theFungusAmongUs on Mar 2, 12 at 12:18am

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• However "an honest person" is correct.

  Submitted by ly0ntamer on Mar 2, 12 at 1:15am

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• "a" before consonants... "an" before vowels... The person who improperly corrected is the biggest dumbass of all!

  Submitted by MOhead34 on Mar 2, 12 at 1:03am

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• Actually, the rule requires "an" before words with a vowel SOUND, which is why we say "an honest" and "a Hawaiian."

  Submitted by smumoi on Mar 3, 12 at 8:17pm

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• *an Hawaiian shirt

  Submitted by Bloomfield on Mar 1, 12 at 4:39pm

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  • I can't speak for everyone else, but I don't say "an" Hawaiian anything. Doesn't sound right.

    Submitted by wubbazugg on Mar 1, 12 at 11:19pm

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    • might not sound right, but it IS correct.

      Submitted by SnidelyKWhiplash on Mar 2, 12 at 2:48pm

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