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"Many times I talk to people on this site I'm met with shocking levels of literacy. The communication is poor, comprehension non-existent and spelling from hell. One more person dat spik like dis and I'm going to lose my mind 😫" It's in my profile Do not speak to me like 40k ork. | |||
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"Brain cells can't function between two heads on here. I thought you knew?" Clearly I didn't get the memo haha | |||
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"A saying we heard …..When you know your shit or you know you’re shit !" Using your and you're correctly could save a lot of lives! | |||
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"Hmmm. Spelling isn't something that comes easily to everybody, one of my brothers is very dyslexic, he is a skilled craftsman much respected in his field, nobody cares that he can't read, write or spell very well. Personally I believe it's more important to listen to what people are saying rather than how they're saying it. I do however think that comprehension of the written word is important but so is being able to set thoughts down on paper clearly so that the reader can easily understand them. " I hear you, I'm not too pedantic about spelling. It's just something that gets coupled with poor sentence structure, which is where it becomes difficult to understand what the other person is saying. For example, if someone doesn't use you're and your correctly it's not a big deal. But wen dis lyk talk den how u get | |||
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"Many times I talk to people on this site I'm met with shocking levels of literacy. The communication is poor, comprehension non-existent and spelling from hell. One more person dat spik like dis and I'm going to lose my mind 😫 It's in my profile Do not speak to me like 40k ork." Haha I should write a line like that on mine | |||
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"Hmmm. Spelling isn't something that comes easily to everybody, one of my brothers is very dyslexic, he is a skilled craftsman much respected in his field, nobody cares that he can't read, write or spell very well. Personally I believe it's more important to listen to what people are saying rather than how they're saying it. I do however think that comprehension of the written word is important but so is being able to set thoughts down on paper clearly so that the reader can easily understand them. " Also English isn't everyone's first language. This kind of threads always come across as a little ableist | |||
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"Hmmm. Spelling isn't something that comes easily to everybody, one of my brothers is very dyslexic, he is a skilled craftsman much respected in his field, nobody cares that he can't read, write or spell very well. Personally I believe it's more important to listen to what people are saying rather than how they're saying it. I do however think that comprehension of the written word is important but so is being able to set thoughts down on paper clearly so that the reader can easily understand them. I hear you, I'm not too pedantic about spelling. It's just something that gets coupled with poor sentence structure, which is where it becomes difficult to understand what the other person is saying. For example, if someone doesn't use you're and your correctly it's not a big deal. But wen dis lyk talk den how u get " I have to say that I can decipher most things, it's a skill you develop from having a dyslexic brother and a lot of non English speakers in the family. I think your last sentence means 'when you talk like this how can I understand?' I admit though I'd find it tiring and probably wouldn't want to spend much time with someone who spoke exactly like that. Full disclosure here, I can't stand 'could of' and 'should of' but I'm learning to live with it  | |||
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"Hmmm. Spelling isn't something that comes easily to everybody, one of my brothers is very dyslexic, he is a skilled craftsman much respected in his field, nobody cares that he can't read, write or spell very well. Personally I believe it's more important to listen to what people are saying rather than how they're saying it. I do however think that comprehension of the written word is important but so is being able to set thoughts down on paper clearly so that the reader can easily understand them. Also English isn't everyone's first language. This kind of threads always come across as a little ableist " I have a lot of Japanese friends, I have to say their English is way better than my Japanese | |||
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"Many times I talk to people on this site I'm met with shocking levels of literacy. The communication is poor, comprehension non-existent and spelling from hell. One more person dat spik like dis and I'm going to lose my mind 😫" Becoming a bug bear of mine too.. On occasion we are all guilty of what I call fat finger syndrome, hitting wrong letter. Though it can also be a way of filtering in that if one doesn't like another's form of composition its unlikely you'll be suitable in bedroom.. Good sex comes when folk have things in common.. | |||
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"Hmmm. Spelling isn't something that comes easily to everybody, one of my brothers is very dyslexic, he is a skilled craftsman much respected in his field, nobody cares that he can't read, write or spell very well. Personally I believe it's more important to listen to what people are saying rather than how they're saying it. I do however think that comprehension of the written word is important but so is being able to set thoughts down on paper clearly so that the reader can easily understand them. Also English isn't everyone's first language. This kind of threads always come across as a little ableist I have a lot of Japanese friends, I have to say their English is way better than my Japanese " Yup, I have alot of friends who speak urdu and I struggle when they try and teach me little phrases here and there, never mind trying to learn a whole other language | |||
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"Hmmm. Spelling isn't something that comes easily to everybody, one of my brothers is very dyslexic, he is a skilled craftsman much respected in his field, nobody cares that he can't read, write or spell very well. Personally I believe it's more important to listen to what people are saying rather than how they're saying it. I do however think that comprehension of the written word is important but so is being able to set thoughts down on paper clearly so that the reader can easily understand them. Also English isn't everyone's first language. This kind of threads always come across as a little ableist I have a lot of Japanese friends, I have to say their English is way better than my Japanese Yup, I have alot of friends who speak urdu and I struggle when they try and teach me little phrases here and there, never mind trying to learn a whole other language" And alphabet where you have no reference or starting point. | |||
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"Many times I talk to people on this site I'm met with shocking levels of literacy. The communication is poor, comprehension non-existent and spelling from hell. One more person dat spik like dis and I'm going to lose my mind 😫" Ah shit bruv dats chatin sum bear shit init fam. 😉 | |||
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"Many times I talk to people on this site I'm met with shocking levels of literacy. The communication is poor, comprehension non-existent and spelling from hell. One more person dat spik like dis and I'm going to lose my mind 😫 Ah shit bruv dats chatin sum bear shit init fam. 😉" Translation: Indeed. I must say, one finds that particular mode of expression rather uncouth, if not entirely beneath civilised discourse. What my esteemed associate appears to be conveying—though one shudders to paraphrase such vulgarity—is that the proposition under discussion is, to put it charitably, utter nonsense of the highest order. Furthermore, he implies that such content is so patently absurd as to be worthy only of the most brutish of creatures. One trusts this clarification meets with your approval. Jolly good. | |||
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"Hmmm. Spelling isn't something that comes easily to everybody, one of my brothers is very dyslexic, he is a skilled craftsman much respected in his field, nobody cares that he can't read, write or spell very well. Personally I believe it's more important to listen to what people are saying rather than how they're saying it. I do however think that comprehension of the written word is important but so is being able to set thoughts down on paper clearly so that the reader can easily understand them. " Agreed but when the received message just says "Hi" it suggests that they have not listened, or in this case read, and have no thoughts to be set down. I could forgive poor spelling and grammar if messages had something to say. Fortunately, I do get the occasional message with multiple whole sentences. | |||
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"Hmmm. Spelling isn't something that comes easily to everybody, one of my brothers is very dyslexic, he is a skilled craftsman much respected in his field, nobody cares that he can't read, write or spell very well. Personally I believe it's more important to listen to what people are saying rather than how they're saying it. I do however think that comprehension of the written word is important but so is being able to set thoughts down on paper clearly so that the reader can easily understand them. " 👍🙌👍 | |||
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"Many times I talk to people on this site I'm met with shocking levels of literacy. The communication is poor, comprehension non-existent and spelling from hell. One more person dat spik like dis and I'm going to lose my mind 😫" A lot of people log in from their smart phones and revert to text speak, its just a habit. | |||
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"Declining levels of education standards are the issue. It’s not there fault. You’re expectations are too tall. This is going to happen more and more oftener. " 😂 | |||
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"Hmmm. Spelling isn't something that comes easily to everybody, one of my brothers is very dyslexic, he is a skilled craftsman much respected in his field, nobody cares that he can't read, write or spell very well. Personally I believe it's more important to listen to what people are saying rather than how they're saying it. I do however think that comprehension of the written word is important but so is being able to set thoughts down on paper clearly so that the reader can easily understand them. " Both my kids are severely dyslexic, one is head of computer science, the other is a doctor of marine biology and zoology at a university | |||
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"Many times I talk to people on this site I'm met with shocking levels of literacy. The communication is poor, comprehension non-existent and spelling from hell. One more person dat spik like dis and I'm going to lose my mind 😫" Intellect and wit is such a turn on for us, but manners also go far xx S&B xx | |||
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"Hmmm. Spelling isn't something that comes easily to everybody, one of my brothers is very dyslexic, he is a skilled craftsman much respected in his field, nobody cares that he can't read, write or spell very well. Personally I believe it's more important to listen to what people are saying rather than how they're saying it. I do however think that comprehension of the written word is important but so is being able to set thoughts down on paper clearly so that the reader can easily understand them. I hear you, I'm not too pedantic about spelling. It's just something that gets coupled with poor sentence structure, which is where it becomes difficult to understand what the other person is saying. For example, if someone doesn't use you're and your correctly it's not a big deal. But wen dis lyk talk den how u get I have to say that I can decipher most things, it's a skill you develop from having a dyslexic brother and a lot of non English speakers in the family. I think your last sentence means 'when you talk like this how can I understand?' I admit though I'd find it tiring and probably wouldn't want to spend much time with someone who spoke exactly like that. Full disclosure here, I can't stand 'could of' and 'should of' but I'm learning to live with it "
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"Hmmm. Spelling isn't something that comes easily to everybody, one of my brothers is very dyslexic, he is a skilled craftsman much respected in his field, nobody cares that he can't read, write or spell very well. Personally I believe it's more important to listen to what people are saying rather than how they're saying it. I do however think that comprehension of the written word is important but so is being able to set thoughts down on paper clearly so that the reader can easily understand them. Also English isn't everyone's first language. This kind of threads always come across as a little ableist " Not really. It’s not about ability, it’s about intelligence. And I don’t mean having loads of A Levels, just being able to hold a decent conversation. | |||
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"Many times I talk to people on this site I'm met with shocking levels of literacy. The communication is poor, comprehension non-existent and spelling from hell. One more person dat spik like dis and I'm going to lose my mind 😫 Ah shit bruv dats chatin sum bear shit init fam. 😉 Translation: Indeed. I must say, one finds that particular mode of expression rather uncouth, if not entirely beneath civilised discourse. What my esteemed associate appears to be conveying—though one shudders to paraphrase such vulgarity—is that the proposition under discussion is, to put it charitably, utter nonsense of the highest order. Furthermore, he implies that such content is so patently absurd as to be worthy only of the most brutish of creatures. One trusts this clarification meets with your approval. Jolly good." Admit it.. you got that off Google translate didn't you ? 😂 Brilliant 👍😁👍 | |||
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"Declining levels of education standards are the issue. It’s not there fault. You’re expectations are too tall. This is going to happen more and more oftener. " Mmmmm, i suspect ypu slipped a few in there just to be crafty 🤔😂 | |||
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"Should of, would of, could of. They bother me most because it can be heard in speech. Years ago I Had an argument With a "tutor" about it she put "should of" on the board and I pointed out it is incorrect she and all the others in the room ganged up on me saying its right... I was shocked. I said OK you do it your way I'm only trying to help, if you use that on a resume or covering letter (unlikely) it will go on the bin. It was a course for job seekers was just before the pandemic hit. After that I didn't bother pointing out any mistakes, of which there were many. " I find that difficult too. It's shocking that someone running a course didn't know the difference, it doesn't even make sense to say should/could/have of | |||
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"Many times I talk to people on this site I'm met with shocking levels of literacy. The communication is poor, comprehension non-existent and spelling from hell. One more person dat spik like dis and I'm going to lose my mind 😫" Who the hell cares so long as the girl fucks and loves cock! | |||
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