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Being perceived as a muncle by the community.Originally posted by Paula View Postthis is a bulletin board wot r the consequences of poor grammar?!*!
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Write your reply in Word then, and paste it into your browser window when you have a chance.Originally posted by Paula View PostDear Mr FAQ, This is a bulletin board not an English lesson FFS. Moreover it's not easy to minimise your browser so small that no one can see, listen for the footsteps of your boss, hold <alt> <tab> and on top of all that compose a formal letter.
Yours Sincerely
Paula
Would probably help your grammar too.
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And it's already changed from BP to Paula.Originally posted by Paula View PostDear Mr FAQ, This is a bulletin board not an English lesson FFS. Moreover it's not easy to minimise your browser so small that no one can see, listen for the footsteps of your boss, hold <alt> <tab> and on top of all that compose a formal letter.
Yours Sincerely
Paula
AtW
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Dear Mr FAQ, This is a bulletin board not an English lesson FFS. Moreover it's not easy to minimise your browser so small that no one can see, listen for the footsteps of your boss, hold <alt> <tab> and on top of all that compose a formal letter.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostBut there is a big difference between spelling it wrong and poor grammar, which is why we need both.
That way, I'd have at least two emoticons that I regularly use.
Yours Sincerely
Paula
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"Me fail English, that's unpossible!" - Ralph WiggumOriginally posted by AtW View PostSome people can never be pleased
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That should be 'spelling it incorrectly'. Bad grammar!Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostBut there is a big difference between spelling it wrong and poor grammar, which is why we need both.
That way, I'd have at least two emoticons that I regularly use.
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The most annoying things is that all the smilies have moved places - it takes me ages to find the one I want now.
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