Itâs the height of arrogance. @anon61956325 and his various aliases are notorious for it.
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I hadnât noticed. Itâs a terrible business
Iâd say this holiday is epic ? Is youre mother enjoying it even ?
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lads to be fair im not the best at spellings but some lads on hear are a disgrace
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Thatâs a great old post.
Nero fiddles while Rome burns
You on the motorbike in the snow.
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That was due to my tt like ability.
sounds like a great holiday youâre having there pal.
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The loss of the watch your spelling rating has given the illiterates carte blanche to run riot.
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Itâs usually best to avoid starting sentences with âbutâ. Starting paragraphs with âbutâ is even more problematic, especially when introducing a thread targeting errors in spelling. Usually such errors are forgiven and accepted as inevitable given the conversational informal nature of tfk.
Usually.
Edit: I could have been doing with a comma or two in there, but wtf
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âUsually bestâ is subjective guff. Itâs fine to start a sentence with a conjunction.
But you knew that already and were immaturely responding to having your sloppy spelling mentioned elsewhere.
Shame on you.
No I wasnât. I was just taking part in a bit of banter. I could just as easily twisted over the use of effect/affect and Iâd have held my own.
I thought youâd find it beneficial to be reminded that weâve all got grammar skeletons in our online closet, and that people notice and remember, but donât necessarily point them out.
Have
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Thank you sir
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You were. Youâre a disgrace. It was an appalling thread bump and it betrayed your rattled nature.
If you think youâre capable of rattling me youâre underestimating me and overestimating yourself.
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Thatâs great news. Today couldnât be going any better