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Neither does "Combat". Why the hell can't they just spell things correctly for a change?
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Neither does "Combat". Why the hell can't they just spell things correctly for a change?
'Hardfooly'
Irony
Irony
oh looky what i found on dictionary.com
"
A miniature car used in racing. Also called go-cart.
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[Probably from GoKart, a trademark.]
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A miniature car used in racing. Also called go-cart.
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[Probably from GoKart, a trademark.]
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Artistic License!
Yes, a *trade mark*. Moron.
its in the dictionary...it is "PROBABLY" from the trademark...and i am not a moron.
You're trying to get into an argument about spelling when you don't know that sentences start with capital letters? Tsk, tsk.
Capitalising the start of a sentence is not spelling, it is grammar.
Also, I bring to your attention that this is the Internet...a place where perfect spelling, grammar or punctuation is not a prerequisite
Also, I bring to your attention that this is the Internet...a place where perfect spelling, grammar or punctuation is not a prerequisite
dooz2k2 wrote:
> Capitalising the start of a sentence is not spelling, it is grammar.
I didn't say that it was.
> Also, I bring to your attention that this is the Internet...a place
> where perfect spelling, grammar or punctuation is not a prerequisite
But when you are arguing about spelling, it rather is.
I'm still wondering when you'll realise that your quote from Dictionary.com doesn't prove your argument.
> Capitalising the start of a sentence is not spelling, it is grammar.
I didn't say that it was.
> Also, I bring to your attention that this is the Internet...a place
> where perfect spelling, grammar or punctuation is not a prerequisite
But when you are arguing about spelling, it rather is.
I'm still wondering when you'll realise that your quote from Dictionary.com doesn't prove your argument.
Blank wrote:
> I didn't say that it was.
by making a comment about capitalising the start of a sentence when you are talking about proper spelling gives the impression that you think capital letters are a part of spelling.....dont go trying to get out of that.
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> But when you are arguing about spelling, it rather is.
i am arguing that you saying the word "kart" is spelt incorrectly is an invalid argument....it is not to do with proper spelling on the internet...that is not always required.
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> I'm still wondering when you'll realise that your quote from
> Dictionary.com doesn't prove your argument.
ok then, why does this not prove my argument then?
> I didn't say that it was.
by making a comment about capitalising the start of a sentence when you are talking about proper spelling gives the impression that you think capital letters are a part of spelling.....dont go trying to get out of that.
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> But when you are arguing about spelling, it rather is.
i am arguing that you saying the word "kart" is spelt incorrectly is an invalid argument....it is not to do with proper spelling on the internet...that is not always required.
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> I'm still wondering when you'll realise that your quote from
> Dictionary.com doesn't prove your argument.
ok then, why does this not prove my argument then?
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