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grammar section
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can i suggest a section where all the pedantic old duffers can go and discuss full stops and spelling and all that other nonsense, i admit my spelling and use of grammar is quite bad at times but i really cant be bothered correcting either one, i would find it a waste of my very talented fingers to be worrying about where a comma goes :) so off you pop you richard Whiteley's and go read the yellow pages where you can correct to your hearts content :) ps love the anorak :)
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Don't you understand, it's a curse for us pedants? We cannot help ourselves, much as a person suffering from tourettes could not help themselves twitching, or an epileptic could not help having fits. Pity us, we truly can't help it. I assure you it is a burden rather than anything else, to have your eyes immediately drawn to a spelling mistake in a chunk of text, and not feel right untill it's either corrected or pointed out!
Wiv u dere, Loosehead :-)
Anyone can make the odd typo or put an apostrophe in the wrong place - I've even done it myself (I know, almost unbelievable, but true), but "txtspk" and its inbred relative chavspeak are not only inconsiderate to those of us who have to read them, they also makes the author seem a little bit, well, slooooooooow. I imagine them saying wiv and dat and da (instead of the) in real life - makes them sound about two years old.
Puts the odd missing comma into perspective.
Anyone can make the odd typo or put an apostrophe in the wrong place - I've even done it myself (I know, almost unbelievable, but true), but "txtspk" and its inbred relative chavspeak are not only inconsiderate to those of us who have to read them, they also makes the author seem a little bit, well, slooooooooow. I imagine them saying wiv and dat and da (instead of the) in real life - makes them sound about two years old.
Puts the odd missing comma into perspective.