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Yarly.Originally posted by snaw View PostReally?You can lead a fool to wisdom but you can't make him think.Comment
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So what is the consensus?
Are "we" going to stop nit-picking about the odd typo that slips into posts maintaining the
option for humourous effect?
Or I am just plain stupid expacting any consensus....Comment
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I did say that everyone makes mistakes. I did say that there were probably errors in my post. Practically everyone thereafter completely ignored my point, in the rush to find errors in my post.
My point is not that there is anyone, least of all me, who never makes a mistake; and especially not that no-one should ever make a mistake. My point was that mistakes are mistakes and should be seen as such, not simply as some sort of natural variation in linguistic ability; and that people should in general try not to make mistakes, rather than condemn those who happen to notice them.Comment
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So, what your saying is, we all make mistakes, its just some are more mistaken than others.Originally posted by expat View PostI did say that everyone makes mistakes. I did say that there were probably errors in my post. Practically everyone thereafter completely ignored my point, in the rush to find errors in my post.
My point is not that there is anyone, least of all me, who never makes a mistake; and especially not that no-one should ever make a mistake. My point was that mistakes are mistakes and should be seen as such, not simply as some sort of natural variation in linguistic ability; and that people should in general try not to make mistakes, rather than condemn those who happen to notice them.I'm sorry, but I'll make no apologies for this
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I am saying that mistakes are mistakes, and should be acknowledged. Attacking those who notice a mistake, rather than the person who made it in the first place is very New Labour. Polcitical correctness run riot, that's what I say!Originally posted by Pogle View PostSo, what your saying is, we all make mistakes, its just some are more mistaken than others.Comment
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Obviously.Originally posted by Pogle View PostSo, what your saying is, we all make mistakes, its just some are more mistaken than others.
Come on, live with it! If you can't be bothered to spell correctly or punctuate then expect the odd ribbing, and let's be fair, that's all it is!Comment
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Orly?Originally posted by Churchill View PostObviously.
Come on, live with it! If you can't be bothered to spell correctly or punctuate then expect the odd ribbing, and let's be fair, that's all it is!
No wai!! I can haz a foo mistaykes withawt your may-king fun of mii and I can haz an angry when youz makes fun of the wayz I am talkings! We allz makings mistaking from times to times ohkay, gett of yourz hi whorse okai!!You can lead a fool to wisdom but you can't make him think.Comment
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostObviously.
Come on, live with it! If you can't be bothered to spell correctly or punctuate then expect the odd ribbing, and let's be fair, that's all it is!The difference being that every-so-often a really immature twat raises his ugly zit-ridden face. For you dear boy, we have the comfy chair!Originally posted by Amiga500 View PostOrly?
No wai!! I can haz a foo mistaykes withawt your may-king fun of mii and I can haz an angry when youz makes fun of the wayz I am talkings! We allz makings mistaking from times to times ohkay, gett of yourz hi whorse okai!!
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