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Good thread Swomp.

WE SHOULD ALL TYPE LIKE KANYE LOLLL

...but with asian girl emoticons thrown in.

Just read this on getdarker:

"With the release of Emalkay's "When I Look At You" on the 12th October, rumours we're doing the rounds on Twitter, that he had been working on a Vip, and he was going to play it for the first time every, at Fabric on 15th.....but Emalkay didnt stick to his word and the first every play was on this massive two hour GetDarkerTV set."

Fail.

i see as a good thing being proud of your education, but in time i saw a spectacular decrease in the number of the people who share my opinion, to the point where it feels almost lonely.
was good to be respected for being able to spell properly because many people made efforts to get that respect themselves

but most importantly, it's about getting THE MESSAGE through correctly. as long as that happens, i don't bother using capitals for instance

I don't mind people who do the spelling mistakes BUT

people who don't understand THERE, THEY'RE AND THEIR are fucking morons, sorry, not being rude but its the truth. you are actually a moron if you don't understand how to use these 3

how moronic is then: "I want to buy 2 car's" ?

alien pimp wrote:how moronic is then: "I want to buy 2 car's" ?

rubixdub wrote:I'm from Newcastle so english isn't my native language either but i think i do alright with the spelling thing.

lol

Almost everyone with some higher education gets gets to play the spelling-N.azi at some point in their life, however briefly. Content is much more important, education can never make up for innate stupidity and there are highly intelligent and capable people who can't spell, you can teach them, but an idiot who can spell is still an idiot.

im a idiot

cr1tt3r wrote:but an idiot who can spell is still an idiot.

truth

People who can't spell

pk- wrote:People who can't spell

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Exactly

metalboxproducts wrote:

pk- wrote:People who can't spell

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Exactly

'who' and 'that' are interchangeable as the relative pronoun in this instance, actually.

You two are merely expressing your personal preference, not grammatical fact.

so shatyamahf

diss04 wrote:If someone voices there opinion and theirs a spelling mistake in it, I cannot take it seriously.

Just can't.

taken from your (note; not you're) blog:

if you’re Mum was a dinner lady, sorry but its true

epic smh @ you tbh

epic smh @ you tbh

ah the english language at its eloquent best

A confession: I sometimes have to look up internet shorthand terms like "afaik" because I forget what they stand for. Yep, abbreviations take me longer to read than actual words do.

I'd never seen the internet or used a mobile phone until I was twenty so I've never got out of the habit of writing everything long hand. I understand why people like to write short text messages but if you've got a full size keyboard there's no excuse. Does it really take that much extra time to use capitals and punctuation marks? I don't get it.

I fought in two world wars for your right to speak English, you illiterate thugs. Your mothers should be ashamed of you.

bagelator wrote:

metalboxproducts wrote:

pk- wrote:People who can't spell

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Exactly

'who' and 'that' are interchangeable as the relative pronoun in this instance, actually.

You two are merely expressing your personal preference, not grammatical fact.

so shatyamahf

uncle bill wrote:A confession: I sometimes have to look up internet shorthand terms like "afaik" because I forget what they stand for. Yep, abbreviations take me longer to read than actual words do.

I'd never seen the internet or used a mobile phone until I was twenty so I've never got out of the habit of writing everything long hand. I understand why people like to write short text messages but if you've got a full size keyboard there's no excuse. Does it really take that much extra time to use capitals and punctuation marks? I don't get it.

I fought in two world wars for your right to speak English, you illiterate thugs. Your mothers would be ashamed of you.

"I they were alive now they would be turning in their graves"

uncle bill wrote:A confession: I sometimes have to look up internet shorthand terms like "afaik" because I forget what they stand for. Yep, abbreviations take me longer to read than actual words do.

I'd never seen the internet or used a mobile phone until I was twenty so I've never got out of the habit of writing everything long hand. I understand why people like to write short text messages but if you've got a full size keyboard there's no excuse. Does it really take that much extra time to use capitals and punctuation marks? I don't get it.

I fought in two world wars for your right to speak English, you illiterate thugs. Your mothers should be ashamed of you.

for the most part i agree, some abbreviations just don't seem necessary, but some are pretty useful for getting a point across on the internet: tbh, lol etc (case in point there actually - why is etc any more valid an abbreviation just because it's got some history behind it?). i've certainly had to look up a few of the more abstract ones. noone even knew what smh meant when von started saying it on here but it's somehow become part of the ninja dictionary

now back to your pipe and slippers grandad