Oh my God. This thread is made just for me.
Where should I begin?
Their There They're has already been done so I don't need my microphone for that one.
Okay I got one.
How about when someone puts the toilet paper on the hanger so it comes out from the bottom instead of over the top. Man that just burns me up.
THERE is more of a direction as in "There it is." or "It's over there." or "We'll meet you there."
THEIR is a possesive pronoun as in "Their sandrail" or "Their spelling" or "Their cooler full of beer."
THEY'RE is a contraction of they are as in "They're out riding." or "They're drunk." or "They're stupid"
I hope this might clear up a small bit of confusion.
That truck should pull that little trailer with no problem. I used to have a 22' Komfort travel trailer that I use to pull with my 91 Dodge 1/2 ton 4X4 w/318. I would also put 2 Banshees, a generator, and all my fuel in the back of the truck.