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Originally posted by lightng View PostIpersonallythinkspacesareawasteoftime.Imeanwhatist hepoint.Itsamazinghowmuchtimecollectivelyitcontrac torswillhavewastedtryingtoreadthis.Pleasedontsendm eaninvoiceforthetimeyouwastedreadingthiscrap.
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Ipersonallythinkspacesareawasteoftime.Imeanwhatist hepoint.Itsamazinghowmuchtimecollectivelyitcontrac torswillhavewastedtryingtoreadthis.Pleasedontsendm eaninvoiceforthetimeyouwastedreadingthiscrap.
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostIs it really necessary to go around slagging off other people’s grammar or spelling? There are some people on the board whose first language isn’t English, others who are perhaps more talented in mathematical skills than literacy, some who speak more languages than most of you have hot meals each day, and some, like me, who went to poly because we’re a bit dim. So bloody what? It doesn’t make you look any smarter when you make comments about apostrophes or commas; it just makes you look like an anal retentive dipstick with a nasal voice and a traffic warden’s outfit. Some people write well, some don’t. Just live with it.
Threaded in "Danish grammar expert" mode
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Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostNo, but I enjoy it.
I don't care how I look. Most bother with Traffic Wardens and (for that matter footie refs) can be avoided by playing by the rules. Isn't it funny how no-one ever suggests such a slack approach to maths?
2+2=7
No that's four.
Oh bog off maths police - you knew what I meant it was a minor error anyway.
Furthering that point there is a type of 'Maths dyslexia' which is rarely acknowledged by the system (certainly not to the extent that dyslexia is) called dyscalculia - it's extremely unfair that those who are carp at English are labelled scalextric and get extra exam time at school while those carp at Maths get nothing.
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostIs it really necessary to go around slagging off other people’s grammar or spelling?
Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostThere are some people on the board whose first language isn’t English, others who are perhaps more talented in mathematical skills than literacy, some who speak more languages than most of you have hot meals each day, and some, like me, who went to poly because we’re a bit dim. So bloody what? It doesn’t make you look any smarter when you make comments about apostrophes or commas; it just makes you look like an anal retentive dipstick with a nasal voice and a traffic warden’s outfit. Some people write well, some don’t. Just live with it.
2+2=7
No that's four.
Oh bog off maths police - you knew what I meant it was a minor error anyway.Last edited by Peoplesoft bloke; 4 June 2009, 22:08. Reason: Various spelling and punctuation errors
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Originally posted by Drewster View PostSo 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....
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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!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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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!!
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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!
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Originally posted by Pogle View PostSo, what your saying is, we all make mistakes, its just some are more mistaken than others.
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