Blue Smarties
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"Oh, and as an employer I tend to reject CVs with basic spelling and bad grammar on them before proceeding any further.... that is all"
wheres ya fullstop?
wheres ya fullstop?
Blue Smarties said:I actually don't know my theirs. Isn't they're 'they are' and 'there' is over there? Wtf is 'their' for.I remember the kippax said:Now I realise that I may just be another "Grumpy Old Man", however I am sick of the standard of written English on Blue Moon. I realise that some people may be dyslexic (my ex was) but there really is no excuse.
I actually picked a poster up on his spelling and some other guy jumped in saying does it matter - you understood what he was trying to say.
Well, this may sound like a tirade (and it is) but I am bloody sick of this text speak, wrong spelling and the "I just can't be bothered with the difference between there, their and they're or no, now and know" etc...
As an ex-Royal Signals Yeoman I am well used to the art of decoding messages but I really shouldn't have to do it now I have left the sodding green and trying to read posts on a forum
Rant over, thank you for consigning my ire to Cyberspace.....
Puts "Tin Hat On" and awaits comments....... ;-)
Still breezed top set English though;-)
Startling?........ ;)fbloke said:When standards slip then so do the attitudes to standards and then standards slip still further.
As a business owner it is quite starting how few people appreciate the importance of good spelling and grammar.
If you want to be understood fully and properly then please consider the words you use and how they are seen by others.
I wont chase people for bad spelling, as shit happens, but I do think people should be more open to learning how to spell.
malg said:Startling?........ ;)fbloke said:When standards slip then so do the attitudes to standards and then standards slip still further.
As a business owner it is quite starting how few people appreciate the importance of good spelling and grammar.
If you want to be understood fully and properly then please consider the words you use and how they are seen by others.
I wont chase people for bad spelling, as shit happens, but I do think people should be more open to learning how to spell.
Missing a capital letter I see!I remember the kippax said:Blue Smarties said:I actually don't know my theirs. Isn't they're 'they are' and 'there' is over there? Wtf is 'their' for.
Still breezed top set English though;-)
signifies ownership when assigned to a plural - "that is their (a couple's) cat" or "their (Man City) spending has reached a lot this season"
Thats what harry will say tommorrow....fecking hell thats a startling elevenfbloke said:malg said:Startling?........ ;)
Oh bolloks!
I did say i don't chase others though ;-)
Blue Smarties said:Missing a capital letter I see!I remember the kippax said:signifies ownership when assigned to a plural - "that is their (a couple's) cat" or "their (Man City) spending has reached a lot this season"
They're - They are?
There - Over here?
Their - Ownership?
Fuck it, I'll stick with der.