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  • The reps have their problems, woody, but it isn't a clusterfook.

    The dems are lost as a respected party on both sides of the isle. They

    are something very different, and not really a political party at all.

    The dems are more like the Sandanistas back in the leftwing Nicaraguan days.

    The reps seem to have the good guys unwilling to step forward and face the evil

    demwitted land of Mordor......

    sorry, I forgot.... you just look that stuff up, okay?

    @calfoxwc said:

    The reps have their problems, woody, but it isn't a clusterfook.

    The dems are lost as a respected party on both sides of the isle. They

    are something very different, and not really a political party at all.

    The dems are more like the Sandanistas back in the leftwing Nicaraguan days.

    The reps seem to have the good guys unwilling to step forward and face the evil

    demwitted land of Mordor......

    sorry, I forgot.... you just look that stuff up, okay?

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    LOL....dammit....

  • Just saying, if you're going to criticise people for spelling mistakes (or "the woody spelling") then you'd better be damn perfect yourself.

  • Just saying, if you're going to criticise people for spelling mistakes (or "the woody spelling") then you'd better be damn perfect yourself.

    @gftchris said:

    Just saying, if you're going to criticise people for spelling mistakes (or "the woody spelling") then you'd better be damn perfect yourself.

    Agreed. I'd say the only time its called for is in response to somebody who's calling you a moron and obviously (not a typo) uses the incorrect spelling or version of a word.

    "It's apparent that you're lack of education has made you a looser"

    WSS

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  • @gftchris said:

    Just saying, if you're going to criticise people for spelling mistakes (or "the woody spelling") then you'd better be damn perfect yourself.

    Agreed. I'd say the only time its called for is in response to somebody who's calling you a moron and obviously (not a typo) uses the incorrect spelling or version of a word.

    "It's apparent that you're lack of education has made you a looser"

    WSS

    ๐Ÿ™‚

    @westside-steve said:

    Agreed. I'd say the only time its called for is in response to somebody who's calling you a moron and obviously (not a typo) uses the incorrect spelling or version of a word.

    "It's apparent that you're lack of education has made you a looser"

    WSS

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    Yep. Everyone makes spelling mistakes from time to time, it's not a huge deal.

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  • Posted Today, 11:07 AM

    Just saying, if you're going to criticise people for spelling mistakes (or "the woody spelling") then you'd better be damn perfect yourself. Chris

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    Woody makes spelling mistakes a LOT. I rarely do. Btw, knucklehead, you just made a spelling mistake yourself.

    It's "criticiZe". Not s. Look it up, I'm pretty sure I'm correct. So, if you are going to catch me on it.then you'd better post

    a damn perfect post yourself. LOL

  • Posted Today, 11:07 AM

    Just saying, if you're going to criticise people for spelling mistakes (or "the woody spelling") then you'd better be damn perfect yourself. Chris

    ***************************

    Woody makes spelling mistakes a LOT. I rarely do. Btw, knucklehead, you just made a spelling mistake yourself.

    It's "criticiZe". Not s. Look it up, I'm pretty sure I'm correct. So, if you are going to catch me on it.then you'd better post

    a damn perfect post yourself. LOL

    @calfoxwc said:

    Posted Today, 11:07 AM

    Just saying, if you're going to criticise people for spelling mistakes (or "the woody spelling") then you'd better be damn perfect yourself. Chris

    ***************************

    Woody makes spelling mistakes a LOT. I rarely do. Btw, knucklehead, you just made a spelling mistake yourself.

    It's "criticiZe". Not s. Look it up, I'm pretty sure I'm correct. So, if you are going to catch me on it.then you'd better post

    a damn perfect post yourself. LOL

    Brits spell words incorrectly.

  • Posted Today, 11:07 AM

    Just saying, if you're going to criticise people for spelling mistakes (or "the woody spelling") then you'd better be damn perfect yourself. Chris

    ***************************

    Woody makes spelling mistakes a LOT. I rarely do. Btw, knucklehead, you just made a spelling mistake yourself.

    It's "criticiZe". Not s. Look it up, I'm pretty sure I'm correct. So, if you are going to catch me on it.then you'd better post

    a damn perfect post yourself. LOL

    @calfoxwc said:

    Posted Today, 11:07 AM

    Just saying, if you're going to criticise people for spelling mistakes (or "the woody spelling") then you'd better be damn perfect yourself. Chris

    ***************************

    Woody makes spelling mistakes a LOT. I rarely do. Btw, knucklehead, you just made a spelling mistake yourself.

    It's "criticiZe". Not s. Look it up, I'm pretty sure I'm correct. So, if you are going to catch me on it.then you'd better post

    a damn perfect post yourself. LOL

    Technically speaking, you are both right on the spelling of "criticize/criticise". Chris just used the British variant of the word: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/criticise It's similar to how "color" and "colour" are both used.

    Also, you are supposed to use a comma after the word "it" in your sentence, not a period. You are also missing a period after the word "LOL" as well.

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  • grammar <> spelling errors.

    I don't worry about grammar all that much...

    I type very fast, sometimes too fast...

    but I always go back and spell the words correctly...ahem...

    with few exceptions.

  • grammar <> spelling errors.

    I don't worry about grammar all that much...

    I type very fast, sometimes too fast...

    but I always go back and spell the words correctly...ahem...

    with few exceptions.

    @calfoxwc said:

    I type very fast, sometimes too fast...

    Before you've even had a chance to engage your brain, usually ๐Ÿ˜‰

    And seriously, if the only straw you can clutch at is that I use the british spelling, then you essentially have no straws.

    (FWIW, I use lower case on pronouns out of laziness, such as 'british' above, except in cases of acronyms, generally)

  • and, seriously, you're British reading comprehension reflects

    a lack of diligence.

    it was Diehard that said:

    "Brits spell words incorrectly."

    HA. Besides, you Brits drive on th wrong side of the road. ๐Ÿ˜Ž

  • and, seriously, you're British reading comprehension reflects

    a lack of diligence.

    it was Diehard that said:

    "Brits spell words incorrectly."

    HA. Besides, you Brits drive on th wrong side of the road. ๐Ÿ˜Ž

    @calfoxwc said:

    and, seriously, you're British reading comprehension reflects

    a lack of diligence.

    it was Diehard that said:

    "Brits spell words incorrectly."

    HA. Besides, you Brits drive on th wrong side of the road. ๐Ÿ˜Ž

    Have you seen where the steering wheels are on their cars? They are on the wrong side. Who is selling them all those defective vehicles?

  • and, seriously, you're British reading comprehension reflects

    a lack of diligence.

    it was Diehard that said:

    "Brits spell words incorrectly."

    HA. Besides, you Brits drive on th wrong side of the road. ๐Ÿ˜Ž

    @calfoxwc said:

    and, seriously, you're British reading comprehension reflects

    a lack of diligence.

    it was Diehard that said:

    "Brits spell words incorrectly."

    HA. Besides, you Brits drive on th wrong side of the road. ๐Ÿ˜Ž

    your*

    the*

    You tried to claim I'd spelt (another one) something wrong, but in fact I'd just used the british version. I don't point out every time you or anyone uses the american version as 'wrong' because they're both acceptable and it doesn't matter.

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  • damn. I did use "you're"...... lol lol lol.

    meanwhile, the Brits must have had a woody-type engineer that put the

    steering wheels on the wrong side of the road, and a chris-type

    goof that decided to drive on the wrong side of the road, instead of

    fixing the car design.

  • damn. I did use "you're"...... lol lol lol.

    meanwhile, the Brits must have had a woody-type engineer that put the

    steering wheels on the wrong side of the road, and a chris-type

    goof that decided to drive on the wrong side of the road, instead of

    fixing the car design.

    @calfoxwc said:

    damn. I did use "you're"...... lol lol lol.

    meanwhile, the Brits must have had a woody-type engineer that put the

    steering wheels on the wrong side of the road, and a chris-type

    goof that decided to drive on the wrong side of the road, instead of

    fixing the car design.

    You're aware that you used to drive on the left as well, right? Only the kid with daddy issues decided to rebel by driving on the right.

  • damn. I did use "you're"...... lol lol lol.

    meanwhile, the Brits must have had a woody-type engineer that put the

    steering wheels on the wrong side of the road, and a chris-type

    goof that decided to drive on the wrong side of the road, instead of

    fixing the car design.

    @calfoxwc said:

    damn. I did use "you're"...... lol lol lol.

    meanwhile, the Brits must have had a woody-type engineer that put the

    steering wheels on the wrong side of the road, and a chris-type

    goof that decided to drive on the wrong side of the road, instead of

    fixing the car design.

    To be fair, it is their language.

    WSS

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