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Poor grammar I can take, but so far today I have seen 'no' instead of 'know', and 'cood' instead of 'could'. I don't want to sound sad - normally I wouldn't care less about this - but it is really starting to bug me. Maybe because I'm older than some people on these forums (well, 18), but the way I see it, even young kids should be able to spell (not thinking of anyone in particular, FOOTBALL GOD).
Does it bother anyone else?
It bothers
> me also, but so often do i see it now that i can't be bothered correcting it.
> Worst of all is when people say Loose instead of Lose.
what's the difference :-D
> Why can't anyone spell on these forums?
Poor grammar I can take, but so far
> today I have seen 'no' instead of 'know', and 'cood' instead of 'could'. I don't
> want to sound sad - normally I wouldn't care less about this - but it is really
> starting to bug me. Maybe because I'm older than some people on these forums
> (well, 18), but the way I see it, even young kids should be able to spell (not
> thinking of anyone in particular, FOOTBALL GOD).
Does it bother anyone
> else?
It bothers me also, but so often do i see it now that i can't be bothered correcting it. Worst of all is when people say Loose instead of Lose.
> Goatboy wrote:
> Why is dyslexia one of the hardest words to spell?
>
> That seems really, really cruel.
Almost as bad as having an 's' in lisp!
> :-)
teehee
> Why is dyslexia one of the hardest words to spell?
> That seems really, really cruel.
Almost as bad as having an 's' in lisp! :-)
> unfortunately you have set yourself up for a mob of little gimps who will now
> check every post you write for the next week to see if there are any spelling
> errors and will post annoying comments.
****checks for
> errors***
safe..........i hope
I don't care, they can check all they want
> Why can't anyone spell on these forums?
Poor grammar I can take, but so far
> today I have seen 'no' instead of 'know', and 'cood' instead of 'could'. I don't
> want to sound sad - normally I wouldn't care less about this - but it is really
> starting to bug me. Maybe because I'm older than some people on these forums
> (well, 18), but the way I see it, even young kids should be able to spell (not
> thinking of anyone in particular, FOOTBALL GOD).
Does it bother anyone
> else?
i just can't be bothered and people do press the wrong button by accident.
****checks for errors***
safe..........i hope