I think using quote as a noun is poor grammar

I know I am being the grammar police but...quote is a verb!  Quotation would be the noun.  Yet people say "here are some quotes." What do you think?

I think your arent not taking this here grammericalisities to seriously.

Informal usage, dude.

Your funny.

Language changes over time

 Hmm...  It annoys me that you don't space before and after your quotation marks. Is that picky?

This thread is winner

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its short form for quotation.

This was an excellent use of a thread.

To revenge is an actual verb, not just a noun.

Quote is acceptable as a noun or a verb according to the OED. And the OED is the definitive guide to the english language
 
Anyway, languages evolve. Look at Shakespearian writing, and how different it is from modern english. Things like Quote as a noun aren't so weird when you look at it like that.

You're asking the internet about its opinion about grammar?

I could care less.

" its short form for quotation. "

" I could care less. "

What @MattyFTM said.

" @Insectecutor said:

" I could care less. "

Do you mean you couldn't care less? "

" @WickedFather said:

" @Insectecutor said:

" I could care less. "

Do you mean you couldn't care less? "

Your correcting my grammar in the stupid grammar thread? "

" Your funny. "

" @WickedFather said:

" @Insectecutor said:

" I could care less. "

Do you mean you couldn't care less? "

Your correcting my grammar in the stupid grammar thread? "

I just find the entire basis of the thread hilarious, based on the fact that the word quote IS a noun in the topic title.

I always try to use my perfect grammer any way.

" I just find the entire basis of the thread hilarious, based on the fact that the word quote IS a noun in the topic title. "

" @fazzle said:

" I just find the entire basis of the thread hilarious, based on the fact that the word quote IS a noun in the topic title. "

By that logic, every word is a noun, unless you are actually talking about the lack of quotation marks around "quote." "

I see no problem with it, dude.

Sooooooooooo don't care.

the Gramaticalness of uzing >quote< as the noun is double plus good;

Fuck up.

Technically, languages devolve, not evolve. Common speech, in general, has become more and more relaxed and informal over the years, to the point where eventually people will be communicating to each other entirely through grunts and one-syllable words. No, I'd say helping the grammar police slow this process down even a little would be a good thing.

It's called slang.