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Does bad spelling put you off?
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Like on a profile on here or elsewhere?
I see profiles using terms like “were” instead of “where” and “thur” instead of “there”.
And I don’t know why but I just get annoyed? 
Is it snobbish?
Who knows? Them over their……
P.S that was a joke. I know their means ownership and not place etc.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Yes... Also text speak and bad grammar  |
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My spelling is not the best i do recognise when i chat with someone
but i try my best  |
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I Google words to make sure I spell correctly but my punctuation is not the best. |
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Yes, just read through and check things before you press send. It's not hard. |
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What I hate is the predictor when I don't look carefully and post something and then realise it picked something stupid that does not make sense. I need to be checking before I press send  |
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By *avie65Man
over a year ago
In the west. |
"I Google words to make sure I spell correctly but my punctuation is not the best."
I always try to use the correct words and I never use text speak.
Google is my friend when I am unsure of the correct spelling. |
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Mistakes don't bother me as everyone makes them, and some people do have real issues with spelling.
However lazyness in writing does put me off a little.
It's not difficult to spell check your profile if you know you have issues and if you can't even be bothered doing that how much effort is going to be put in elsewhere? |
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By *avie65Man
over a year ago
In the west. |
"I Google words to make sure I spell correctly but my punctuation is not the best.
I always try to use the correct words and I never use text speak.
I should add I teach communication and, spelling and grammar are not the easiest things to master.
Google is my friend when I am unsure of the correct spelling. "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Forgive me if I’m wrong but a lot of people have bad education for whatever reason it’s not for me to make an assumption on bad grammar !
It’s more about the lady in question !
Personal opinion of course !  |
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I do struggle with folks who know the right word but get the wrong spelling.
Is it lack of intelligence and/or learning?
Relying on autocorrect?
Using dictation and then not checking?
Or just laziness?
In a time before the Interweb and Soshal Meedjia I never saw so many examples. Perhaps it mattered more then?
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A simple mistake like were instead of where is fine by us.
Clearly just using text talk and/or bad spelling would put us off. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Knocked up a quick guide to help with this
You’re - You fucking are.
Your - It fucking belongs to you.
They’re - They fucking are.
Their - It fucking belongs to them.
There - A fucking place.
We’re - We fucking are.
Were - Past fucking tense of are.
Where - A fucking place.
Then - A point in fucking time.
Than - A method of fucking comparison |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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No I am dyslexic if that puts someone off then they not the kind off person I would want to meet
Jugmental and closed minded what ever way you look at it
Just because I can’t spell dosent mean I am not smart |
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By *avie65Man
over a year ago
In the west. |
"No I am dyslexic if that puts someone off then they not the kind off person I would want to meet
Jugmental and closed minded what ever way you look at it
Just because I can’t spell dosent mean I am not smart "
You can spell, that is evident from this post.
Some of the most intelligent and successful people I know are dyslexic. |
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By *igtatsMan
over a year ago
gravesend |
Only my own spelling annoys me lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Knocked up a quick guide to help with this
You’re - You fucking are.
Your - It fucking belongs to you.
They’re - They fucking are.
Their - It fucking belongs to them.
There - A fucking place.
We’re - We fucking are.
Were - Past fucking tense of are.
Where - A fucking place.
Then - A point in fucking time.
Than - A method of fucking comparison"
Could have - Could fucking have
Could of - You're (see 1) a fucking moron |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"No I am dyslexic if that puts someone off then they not the kind off person I would want to meet
Jugmental and closed minded what ever way you look at it
Just because I can’t spell dosent mean I am not smart
You can spell, that is evident from this post.
Some of the most intelligent and successful people I know are dyslexic. "
Trust me I can’t mostly the phone doing all the work hand me paper and a pen and watch me frieze on the spot |
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Not at all no long as I get the gist! X |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"What I hate is the predictor when I don't look carefully and post something and then realise it picked something stupid that does not make sense. I need to be checking before I press send "
Hah! That's what happens to me then it's too late... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Like on a profile on here or elsewhere?
I see profiles using terms like “were” instead of “where” and “thur” instead of “there”.
And I don’t know why but I just get annoyed?
Is it snobbish?
Who knows? Them over their……
P.S that was a joke. I know their means ownership and not place etc. "
Yes. Everywhere. If someone can’t grasp the basics of spelling, then I can’t trust that they can satisfy me sexually. |
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By *itty9899Man
over a year ago
Craggy Island |
As long as it makes sense. I'm not really fussed. |
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By *egoMan
over a year ago
Preston |
"What I hate is the predictor when I don't look carefully and post something and then realise it picked something stupid that does not make sense. I need to be checking before I press send "
Absolutely this. Sometimes makes me sound a complete crazy person at times.
It changes correct words, it’s even still there in the options. I love spell check, I need it. So it highlights the incorrect words with red. But then sometimes just thinks it’s smarter than me and changes things without warning.
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Most stunningly beautiful & sexy female on here offers me cake...
I really don't care if they know the difference between there, their etc. |
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It does annoy me yes, but you have to take into consideration that not everyone has the same level of command of the English language, not everyone can spell, not everyone uses spill chucker and some prefer text spk!
Nor is it polite to correct anyone! |
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"Mistakes don't bother me as everyone makes them, and some people do have real issues with spelling.
However lazyness in writing does put me off a little.
It's not difficult to spell check your profile if you know you have issues and if you can't even be bothered doing that how much effort is going to be put in elsewhere? "
This really.
We all press ‘send’ a little too soon and make the odd mistake at times.
However - if someone will only speak in text speak and short, bastardised sentences then I know we simply won’t have enough in common to get on well at a social and progress to bloody amazing sex - and as that’s primarily what I’m here for (other than group socials) I don’t see the point in replying. |
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"Knocked up a quick guide to help with this
You’re - You fucking are.
Your - It fucking belongs to you.
They’re - They fucking are.
Their - It fucking belongs to them.
There - A fucking place.
We’re - We fucking are.
Were - Past fucking tense of are.
Where - A fucking place.
Then - A point in fucking time.
Than - A method of fucking comparison"
Foul language . Was that really necessary? |
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By *ob08Man
over a year ago
Macclesfield |
Y u hatin bruv? Spelin iz 4 nerdz |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Knocked up a quick guide to help with this
You’re - You fucking are.
Your - It fucking belongs to you.
They’re - They fucking are.
Their - It fucking belongs to them.
There - A fucking place.
We’re - We fucking are.
Were - Past fucking tense of are.
Where - A fucking place.
Then - A point in fucking time.
Than - A method of fucking comparison
Foul language . Was that really necessary? "
There’s literally a thread about the word “Cunt”… I’m sure people will live |
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It doesn't put me off, makes it funny when playing scrabble though
Text speak annoys me more. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I think there's a difference between being clearly dyslexic and/or bad at spelling and just being plain arrogant enough to act like your spelling is the correct one. Although that's probably how most of our words got created.
I don't misspell but I do sometimes accidentally miss out words when I type - it's like my fingers can't keep up with my brain. Seems to only happen on a phone and not a computer/laptop though |
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By *hoirCouple
over a year ago
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Depends on the context, I have a fair few family members so I trained myself to let a few things slide. If it looks like an effort has been made I don't care as much, if you have a wall of text in text speak I won't even bother looking at the rest. Grammatical errors are annoying but its a failure of our shitty education system so I breathe through it and move on.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We don't worry about the odd typo. But we've had messages with no punctuation and coherent sentences. Makes it difficult deciphering want they want, so they get deleted. If someone said they were dyslexic, we would make the effort to understand them |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The one that gets me is ‘I should of known’ instead of ‘I should have known’.
As they say bad grammar is the difference between ‘knowing your shit and knowing you’re shit’. |
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At the risk of sounding like a prize snob, if I lay eyes on a message absolutely crammed full of spelling mistakes, or if said message is composed entirely of the much dreaded ‘text speak’, it certainly would put me off.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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No it's doesn't, I'm here to get to know someone and possibly sleep with.
I don't need GCSE or degree certificates and I won't be asking them for an 50,000 word essay about how they're going to sleep with me.
Then again, I don't seem to get annoyed or put off by insignificant things. |
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"I do struggle with folks who know the right word but get the wrong spelling.
Is it lack of intelligence and/or learning?
Relying on autocorrect?
Using dictation and then not checking?
Or just laziness?
In a time before the Interweb and Soshal Meedjia I never saw so many examples. Perhaps it mattered more then?
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I think it’s a generational thing in all honesty. We come from a time when mis-spelled words had to be re-written 20 to 100 times (depending on how much of a swine your teacher was) until it sunk in.
My son is 18 and fairly bright though not academic. His spelling is awful and he writes ‘summit’ (makes me cringe every time - probably why he does it) - but he’s doing well as an apprentice electrician and once qualified he’ll earn far more than me.
I’ll just check his invoices before he sends them!
I wouldn’t judge people who don’t have any command of the English language - I just can’t imagine us in bed together unless they happen to be jaw-droppingly gorgeous - in which case I have no bloody rules at all. He can say ‘Ugg’ for all I care! |
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By *avie65Man
over a year ago
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"Depends on the context, I have a fair few family members so I trained myself to let a few things slide. If it looks like an effort has been made I don't care as much, if you have a wall of text in text speak I won't even bother looking at the rest. Grammatical errors are annoying but its a failure of our shitty education system so I breathe through it and move on.
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I agree with you especially the education system. |
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By *anabecdTV/TS
over a year ago
Limerick/ tipp |
I've dyslexia so only for modern phones most people wouldn't have a clue what I'm trying to say to them lol. |
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Not in the slightest. I’m not here to judge a persons written word. I don’t know of their education or if they have learning issues or dyslexia, it’s hardly going to effect their ability to fuck you bandy is it.
Text speak and lazy text very much so eg wuu2. If they can’t be arsed to add enough letters together date they gonna have the attention span to hit my right buttons. |
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I am aware I used gonna instead of going to btw irony there |
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For me it does, I like to read messages rather than try to decrypt them as if Caesar is trying to communicate to me. |
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By *avie65Man
over a year ago
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"No I am dyslexic if that puts someone off then they not the kind off person I would want to meet
Jugmental and closed minded what ever way you look at it
Just because I can’t spell dosent mean I am not smart
You can spell, that is evident from this post.
Some of the most intelligent and successful people I know are dyslexic.
Trust me I can’t mostly the phone doing all the work hand me paper and a pen and watch me frieze on the spot "
That is one of the good things about modern technology. MS Word allows you to dictate now and that is a great thing for dyslexic people. |
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"No it's doesn't, I'm here to get to know someone and possibly sleep with.
I don't need GCSE or degree certificates and I won't be asking them for an 50,000 word essay about how they're going to sleep with me.
Then again, I don't seem to get annoyed or put off by insignificant things. "
Exactly this who cares I'm sure you can work out what they saying and if you can't then you have no right to call them unintelligent just because they have spelling mistakes not everyone is good at English |
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
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Nope. I'm more concerned about how they are going to treat me.
My friend with an Oxford English degree texts me with a how r u?
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I'm so guilty of this ...spell how I speak coming from black country isn't good x |
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Not keen on text speak..
wyd? Wanna fuk, to us it's that they aren't even trying to construct a basic message, lack of effort definitely equals lack of interest,
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Nah . Dislike grammar sheriffs in truth |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I often post a comment and then delete it when my fat fingers have hit the wrong letter.....but sometimes I can't be bothered if it's obvious to everyone that it's a mistake! |
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By *eah BabyCouple
over a year ago
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Bad spelling doesn’t put me off somebody, if I like them I like them so a spelling error won’t change that. I am put off people who do not read what I write or twist my words to try and make themselves look clever, that happens a lot on the forum |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"That is one of the good things about modern technology. MS Word allows you to dictate now and that is a great thing for dyslexic people. "
Not necessarily... I recorded a teams meeting to assist minute taking and some of it was complete garbage. I'm dyslexic to words and numbers despite being a PA/secretary. I'm more forgiving of spelling errors because even the most intelligent of people can't spell and sometimes the words don't look correct even when they are.
A yellow film or anything printed on yellow paper assists with visual issues usually. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"No I am dyslexic if that puts someone off then they not the kind off person I would want to meet
Jugmental and closed minded what ever way you look at it
Just because I can’t spell dosent mean I am not smart
You can spell, that is evident from this post.
Some of the most intelligent and successful people I know are dyslexic.
Trust me I can’t mostly the phone doing all the work hand me paper and a pen and watch me frieze on the spot
That is one of the good things about modern technology. MS Word allows you to dictate now and that is a great thing for dyslexic people. "
Yes modern tech helps so much and yes it is a grate help |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I know people who cant spell to save their lives, but own very successful business's employ loads of people own realy nice cars and houses, and are absolutly amazing kind down to earth people...bad spelling means nothing in the grand schemes of things. |
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By *entenTeaCouple
over a year ago
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The odd genuine spelling mistake is understandable. But, people who display open grammatical ignorance and indifference to spelling are very off putting. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Bad spelling and grammar don't make me angry, I have no idea if the background of the person, so I try not to judge that. The important thing is what they are saying, if I can understand, then no problem.  |
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Am not two fussed about spelled but eny word the are out of plaice boyles my yourhine. |
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"Am not two fussed about spelled but eny word the are out of plaice boyles my yourhine. "
You sure that’s not just a bladder infection |
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Forfilled indeed of fulfilled is one of the most annoying ones! I see that loads on here. |
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"Am not two fussed about spelled but eny word the are out of plaice boyles my yourhine.
You sure that’s not just a bladder infection "
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"No I am dyslexic if that puts someone off then they not the kind off person I would want to meet
Jugmental and closed minded what ever way you look at it
Just because I can’t spell dosent mean I am not smart "
I am mildly dyslexic. Have been all my life. In school they thought I was thick because I could not read or write properly.
So, I put in an effort to try and not make mistakes by reading what I write before posting.
However in my experience dyslexics do not write "no" instead of "know"; they are more likely to write "konw". The letters get jumbled up. They are not thick either.
If I had received the message above I would not think you were dyslexic except for the word "dosent" which is classic for doesn't. |
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It’s not a deal breaker but it’s better if the messages flow easier so you can read them without trying to decipher what someone’s saying…
K |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Anyone using a semi-colon correctly always gets a profile view!
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It depends. Text speak I cannot stand, so that would put me off.
If it’s spelling/grammar, you don’t know why, maybe they are dyslexic or similar.
You never know. |
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Yes it does as some things get lost in translation, I’ve also been called a “Grammar Nazi” because of the wrong use of “their” “there” and the possessive apostrophe |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I am speaking as someone who is dyslexic and struggles with his spelling and punctuation.
Poor spelling, grammar and text speak annoy me. It just comes across as lazy. I won't hold it against someone if they make the occasional spelling mistake or grammatical error. But I have been put off when trying to chat to someone and their use of English was so bad I wasn't sure what they were trying to say.
To use fab you must be using some form of computer, be it a PC, smartphone, tablet ect. All of which comes with a spell checker. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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They perhaps shouldn’t but certainly when people type in their local accent, it’s a straight no. Stereotyping but in my opinion stereotypes wouldn’t exist if they weren’t based in truth. Spelling and grammar I can forgive in messaging but not on a profile. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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If something is spelt wrong it doesn't bother , people have different levels of ability and dyslexia etc shouldn't be shamed.
However people using text speak etc grinds my gears !! Wyd babe!!!!!is the absolute worst |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Anyone using a semi-colon correctly always gets a profile view!
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Oh that sounds like a challenge; but am I up to
It? |
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By *acha1TV/TS
over a year ago
Bolton |
"If something is spelt wrong it doesn't bother , people have different levels of ability and dyslexia etc shouldn't be shamed.
However people using text speak etc grinds my gears !! Wyd babe!!!!!is the absolute worst"
^^^^ totally agree with this, as long as I can read it I’m really not arsed
It’s a sex hook up site not an English exam x |
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Statistically 9-12% of the world population are affected by dyslexia; about 85% of Fabsters use it as an excuse for writing rubbish English.
Either that or there is a high correlation between horniness and dyslexia.  |
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Yes. Then again, K is always hitting me for using "in to" instead of "into" so swings and roundabouts
LvM |
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"Knocked up a quick guide to help with this
You’re - You fucking are.
Your - It fucking belongs to you.
They’re - They fucking are.
Their - It fucking belongs to them.
There - A fucking place.
We’re - We fucking are.
Were - Past fucking tense of are.
Where - A fucking place.
Then - A point in fucking time.
Than - A method of fucking comparison
Foul language . Was that really necessary?
There’s literally a thread about the word “Cunt”… I’m sure people will live "
Ha ha. One of the funniest posts I've seen in a long time |
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"Knocked up a quick guide to help with this
You’re - You fucking are.
Your - It fucking belongs to you.
They’re - They fucking are.
Their - It fucking belongs to them.
There - A fucking place.
We’re - We fucking are.
Were - Past fucking tense of are.
Where - A fucking place.
Then - A point in fucking time.
Than - A method of fucking comparison"
May I add ...
No - Fucking negative man!
Know - Fucking cogniscent of it.
Weir - River control fucking thing (not short for "we are")
Wear - To use stuff like fucking clothing and eye glasses
accept - I'll fucking have that.
except - I don't fucking want that!
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Knocked up a quick guide to help with this
You’re - You fucking are.
Your - It fucking belongs to you.
They’re - They fucking are.
Their - It fucking belongs to them.
There - A fucking place.
We’re - We fucking are.
Were - Past fucking tense of are.
Where - A fucking place.
Then - A point in fucking time.
Than - A method of fucking comparison
Foul language . Was that really necessary?
There’s literally a thread about the word “Cunt”… I’m sure people will live
Ha ha. One of the funniest posts I've seen in a long time "
Glad I could help |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Mistakes don't bother me as everyone makes them, and some people do have real issues with spelling.
However lazyness in writing does put me off a little.
It's not difficult to spell check your profile if you know you have issues and if you can't even be bothered doing that how much effort is going to be put in elsewhere? its spelt laziness,, lol "
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We ate bad speling… nothink we hate moor! Thanks |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Lol |
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Yeah it does a bit and with text talk as well |
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By *ack688Man
over a year ago
abruzzo Italy (and UK) |
I try to remember that there are very valid reasons why not everyone’s spelling, grammar and punctuation are correct, and I don’t mean that to sound patronising either. But I do notice and find it jarring sometimes. |
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By *ildcardMan
over a year ago
Near and Far |
"No I am dyslexic if that puts someone off then they not the kind off person I would want to meet
Jugmental and closed minded what ever way you look at it
Just because I can’t spell dosent mean I am not smart
You can spell, that is evident from this post.
Some of the most intelligent and successful people I know are dyslexic.
Trust me I can’t mostly the phone doing all the work hand me paper and a pen and watch me frieze on the spot "
However you're arriving at the spelling and grammar, you're doing a grand job and the effort is indicative. |
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By *hoirCouple
over a year ago
Clacton/Bury St. Edmunds |
"Depends on the context, I have a fair few family members so I trained myself to let a few things slide. If it looks like an effort has been made I don't care as much, if you have a wall of text in text speak I won't even bother looking at the rest. Grammatical errors are annoying but its a failure of our shitty education system so I breathe through it and move on.
P"
And this is one reason why, I missed out the necessary "with dyslexia" after I put family members. Silly mistakes happen
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Nah. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm not the best speller don't mean a thing about me tho,
I have a very complicating job and have done things that's only big words can described so sorry I can't tell you incase I spell it wrong and someone jumps on it |
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By *iss SJWoman
over a year ago
Hull |
"Depends on the context, I have a fair few family members so I trained myself to let a few things slide. If it looks like an effort has been made I don't care as much, if you have a wall of text in text speak I won't even bother looking at the rest. Grammatical errors are annoying but its a failure of our shitty education system so I breathe through it and move on.
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And this is one reason why, I missed out the necessary "with dyslexia" after I put family members. Silly mistakes happen
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That made me chuckle but I understood what your post meant and I agree. I get more annoyed at myself when I’ve made a spelling or grammatical mistake and don’t realise until I’ve hit send or post than I do at other people |
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"Knocked up a quick guide to help with this
You’re - You fucking are.
Your - It fucking belongs to you.
They’re - They fucking are.
Their - It fucking belongs to them.
There - A fucking place.
We’re - We fucking are.
Were - Past fucking tense of are.
Where - A fucking place.
Then - A point in fucking time.
Than - A method of fucking comparison
May I add ...
No - Fucking negative man!
Know - Fucking cogniscent of it.
Weir - River control fucking thing (not short for "we are")
Wear - To use stuff like fucking clothing and eye glasses
accept - I'll fucking have that.
except - I don't fucking want that!
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Of course you can add, when the quality is that good |
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By *ike1973Man
over a year ago
Blackoool |
I am dyslexic so do struggle at times with spelling, even predicted txt sometimes dosent know what I'm trying to spell. My gramer is also affected but it not an excuse. But there are alot of people out there with dyslexia. |
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"What I hate is the predictor when I don't look carefully and post something and then realise it picked something stupid that does not make sense. I need to be checking before I press send
Absolutely this. Sometimes makes me sound a complete crazy person at times.
It changes correct words, it’s even still there in the options. I love spell check, I need it. So it highlights the incorrect words with red. But then sometimes just thinks it’s smarter than me and changes things without warning.
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"No I am dyslexic if that puts someone off then they not the kind off person I would want to meet
Jugmental and closed minded what ever way you look at it
Just because I can’t spell dosent mean I am not smart "
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By *dquestCouple
over a year ago
Peterborough |
You can tell if it's an autocorrect error or dyslexia. You can also tell if it's just lazy/uneducated.
We like the social side of swinging and inarticulate messages are a hint at how things will go. |
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"No I am dyslexic if that puts someone off then they not the kind off person I would want to meet
Jugmental and closed minded what ever way you look at it
Just because I can’t spell dosent mean I am not smart
This well seid x"
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"No I am dyslexic if that puts someone off then they not the kind off person I would want to meet
Jugmental and closed minded what ever way you look at it
Just because I can’t spell dosent mean I am not smart
This well seid x
That is a cruel joke. "
I'm dyslexic it's no joke , that's the problem when people jump to conclusions  |
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over a year ago
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"Only my own spelling annoys me lol "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Only my own spelling annoys me lol "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Yes. I’m an absolute grammar and spelling snob.
In Liverpool, lads have a habit of writing “ye” instead of you or you’re. Worst still, they write “yanno” instead of you know.
They also write me and you were it isn’t necessary.
For example -
“I’m 43 me, ye well fit you yanno”
Now I have quite a strong Liverpool accent but I swear it makes my toes curl!!! |
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By *r_PinkMan
over a year ago
london stratford |
I am dyslexic (weirdly though, I know how to spell dyslexic!!!),
I do try to spell things correctly and spell check usually works, But every now and then,,,,,,,,,,,,, hey ffs I am dyslexic |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Yes. I’m an absolute grammar and spelling snob.
In Liverpool, lads have a habit of writing “ye” instead of you or you’re. Worst still, they write “yanno” instead of you know.
They also write me and you were it isn’t necessary.
For example -
“I’m 43 me, ye well fit you yanno”
Now I have quite a strong Liverpool accent but I swear it makes my toes curl!!! "
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over a year ago
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"Yes. I’m an absolute grammar and spelling snob.
In Liverpool, lads have a habit of writing “ye” instead of you or you’re. Worst still, they write “yanno” instead of you know.
They also write me and you were it isn’t necessary.
For example -
“I’m 43 me, ye well fit you yanno”
Now I have quite a strong Liverpool accent but I swear it makes my toes curl!!!
That 'were' must be in there just to wind the OP up then "
It was meant to be you/were as in “were ya”. Damn haha |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It was meant to be you/were as in “were ya”. Damn haha "
This topic is always dangerous |
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over a year ago
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"It was meant to be you/were as in “were ya”. Damn haha
This topic is always dangerous "
It is. To be honest, I don’t mind autocorrect mistakes and things like that but it’s the purposeful shit that annoys me. Lads who write “yanno” must be battling with their iPhones wanting to correct it to a legitimate English word! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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No. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It was meant to be you/were as in “were ya”. Damn haha
This topic is always dangerous
It is. To be honest, I don’t mind autocorrect mistakes and things like that but it’s the purposeful shit that annoys me. Lads who write “yanno” must be battling with their iPhones wanting to correct it to a legitimate English word! "
That really makes me laugh because how much harder it must be to write like that!
I used to be a bit anal about it but these days I'm forever discovering that my phone has decided to change what I thought I was writing. So I've toned it back a little. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It was meant to be you/were as in “were ya”. Damn haha
This topic is always dangerous
It is. To be honest, I don’t mind autocorrect mistakes and things like that but it’s the purposeful shit that annoys me. Lads who write “yanno” must be battling with their iPhones wanting to correct it to a legitimate English word!
That really makes me laugh because how much harder it must be to write like that!
I used to be a bit anal about it but these days I'm forever discovering that my phone has decided to change what I thought I was writing. So I've toned it back a little."
When they write “ye”, it makes me think of the old town criers with the bell - “hear ye, hear ye”. I think it every time, I’m that sad and old hahaha |
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Does it really matter as long as written communication is possible? On the occasions where meaning isn't clear then just ask politely.
I'm fortunate that spelling and punctuation come easily. Many don't find it so easy. Whatever the reason any further judgement on intelligence or personality would in all likelihood be inaccurate and based upon prejudice.
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By *iss KissWoman
over a year ago
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No. Not at all. Bad spelling isn't something you do on purpose. Nothing to do with intelligence or laziness. In fact most people are embarrassed if they spell something wrong. Why would I judge them? That's just mean.
However text speak is on purpose and that does put me off. |
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over a year ago
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"Anyone using a semi-colon correctly always gets a profile view!
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By *lex46TV/TS
over a year ago
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My ex wife was very dyslexic. She used to leave me notes around the house saying where she was and who she was with.
I used to be in stitches but I could work out what she was trying to say. There is a difference between being dyslexic and being lazy and often it's easy to spot. |
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In profiles, yes, because I expect people to put some effort in.
It's text speak and blocks of text with no paragraphs or punctuation that I really don't like.
In messages or posts it doesn't bother me. I often type all sorts of crap and send/post without checking it |
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No. If I can work out what they are trying to say it doesn't bother me. I'm fucking them not invigilating an English literacy exam. |
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By *htcMan
over a year ago
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No but this does.
Soz my m8 just cum ova can do ltz mb 10 12. Cuz we smoking x |
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"No. If I can work out what they are trying to say it doesn't bother me. I'm fucking them not invigilating an English literacy exam. "
I'm with you here |
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"No but this does.
Soz my m8 just cum ova can do ltz mb 10 12. Cuz we smoking x"
Ahh but I can understand that perfectly; Translated, ‘Sorry I can only ejaculate between the hours of 10 and 12 (pm?) because I’m lighting a bonfire’  |
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"No but this does.
Soz my m8 just cum ova can do ltz mb 10 12. Cuz we smoking x
Ahh but I can understand that perfectly; Translated, ‘Sorry I can only ejaculate between the hours of 10 and 12 (pm?) because I’m lighting a bonfire’ "
I took it to mean they were smoking hot and that's why they were busy |
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"No but this does.
Soz my m8 just cum ova can do ltz mb 10 12. Cuz we smoking x
Ahh but I can understand that perfectly; Translated, ‘Sorry I can only ejaculate between the hours of 10 and 12 (pm?) because I’m lighting a bonfire’
I took it to mean they were smoking hot and that's why they were busy "
Even the Enigma device would have struggled deciphering it |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Are we just supposed to fuck everyone and never have anything that puts us off for fear of offending them?
'Judgemental' is a word thrown around a lot. And --isms. |
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"No but this does.
Soz my m8 just cum ova can do ltz mb 10 12. Cuz we smoking x
Ahh but I can understand that perfectly; Translated, ‘Sorry I can only ejaculate between the hours of 10 and 12 (pm?) because I’m lighting a bonfire’
I took it to mean they were smoking hot and that's why they were busy
Even the Enigma device would have struggled deciphering it "
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"Are we just supposed to fuck everyone and never have anything that puts us off for fear of offending them?
'Judgemental' is a word thrown around a lot. And --isms. "
No but at the end of the day how they spell a word has no baring on their intelligence, ability to hold a conversation, personality so it can seem a bit nit picky. If you don't want to fuck them, don't but to use something that can be down to fat fingers on a keyboard dyslexia, a second language etc just seems arbitrary in my opinion. |
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By *hoirCouple
over a year ago
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"Depends on the context, I have a fair few family members so I trained myself to let a few things slide. If it looks like an effort has been made I don't care as much, if you have a wall of text in text speak I won't even bother looking at the rest. Grammatical errors are annoying but its a failure of our shitty education system so I breathe through it and move on.
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And this is one reason why, I missed out the necessary "with dyslexia" after I put family members. Silly mistakes happen
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That made me chuckle but I understood what your post meant and I agree. I get more annoyed at myself when I’ve made a spelling or grammatical mistake and don’t realise until I’ve hit send or post than I do at other people "
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By *uxom redCouple
over a year ago
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No not at all I'm dyslexic and half the time don't notice.
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over a year ago
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Oh dear! It’s me! I do it all the time |
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I really should spell check...but I don't! |
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over a year ago
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Not particularly put me off but my spelling narrator in my head pipes up in the voice of 'David Mitchell' and corrects the mistake.
Its more the putting a 'Z' inplace of a 's', or words like 'bae' that put me off |
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"Not particularly put me off but my spelling narrator in my head pipes up in the voice of 'David Mitchell' and corrects the mistake.
Its more the putting a 'Z' inplace of a 's', or words like 'bae' that put me off "
That's it now...I shall forever read your posts in David Mitchell's voice |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Are we just supposed to fuck everyone and never have anything that puts us off for fear of offending them?
'Judgemental' is a word thrown around a lot. And --isms.
No but at the end of the day how they spell a word has no baring on their intelligence, ability to hold a conversation, personality so it can seem a bit nit picky. If you don't want to fuck them, don't but to use something that can be down to fat fingers on a keyboard dyslexia, a second language etc just seems arbitrary in my opinion. "
People should give us a list of the acceptable reasons for not wanting to fuck someone. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Spelling and grammar are very important to me. I feel bad about it, but am powerless to change  |
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over a year ago
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Nope, not in the slightest. People use words incorrectly all the time so nobody can actually complain |
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over a year ago
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No but text speak does |
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"No I am dyslexic if that puts someone off then they not the kind off person I would want to meet
Jugmental and closed minded what ever way you look at it
Just because I can’t spell dosent mean I am not smart
This well seid x
That is a cruel joke.
I'm dyslexic it's no joke , that's the problem when people jump to conclusions
Really? Compare your last gramatically correct complex sentence with the one in which you misspelt "said" in an incorrect three word sentence.
Can you see why I am struggling to believe you did not intend to make those mistakes?"
I suggest you hit the green arrow and she how I spell, maybe my wife did the last one you seen |
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over a year ago
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"Yes... Also text speak and bad grammar "
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By *uxom redCouple
over a year ago
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"Not particularly put me off but my spelling narrator in my head pipes up in the voice of 'David Mitchell' and corrects the mistake.
Its more the putting a 'Z' inplace of a 's', or words like 'bae' that put me off "
Ooft that an image your body his voice! |
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Not, me. The content of what is being said is important to me. I'm dyslexic and sometimes my spelling and/or grammar is out. But a few misspelling doesn't really matter because our brains decipher it anyway so what is written is perfectly understandable. So if somebody is put off by my misspelling then that is fine by me, they are not for me. Because if someone is more bothered by my spelling than the content of what I have to say then they are most likely not the sort of person I'm going to connect with on interpersonal level. Because character, outlook and intellect are what really turn me on not shallow spelling snobbery.
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It doesn’t bother me as I’m dyslexic and wouldn’t know the difference anyway ! I do try really really hard to get it right though when I message people, but often don’t! Miss pc |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I cannot abide misused their, they’re, there. Total turn off. I want my mind stimulated, not just my body. And I get that for dyslexic people that that’s a challenge. And I can work with that. But for the most part it’s symptomatic of a lazy arsed message |
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"No I am dyslexic if that puts someone off then they not the kind off person I would want to meet
Jugmental and closed minded what ever way you look at it
Just because I can’t spell dosent mean I am not smart
This well seid x
That is a cruel joke.
I'm dyslexic it's no joke , that's the problem when people jump to conclusions
Really? Compare your last gramatically correct complex sentence with the one in which you misspelt "said" in an incorrect three word sentence.
Can you see why I am struggling to believe you did not intend to make those mistakes?
I suggest you hit the green arrow and she how I spell, maybe my wife did the last one you seen
"Maybe"? Did she or didn't she - surely it is not that long ago?
Is your wife dyslexic? The first part of the sentence in question says "I'm dyslexic, it's no joke ..."
When you speak do you say "the last one you SEEN?" not "the last one you SAW"?
When I have time I will hit the green arrow as requested to see if you can spell, inter alia, "said".
Sorry I have no idea what you are going on about
Lo siento. Pensé que el inglés era tu primer idioma. "
Thats better makes more sence |
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No but war & peace written certainly does. Especially those with a huge list of do’s & dont’s. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Like on a profile on here or elsewhere?
I see profiles using terms like “were” instead of “where” and “thur” instead of “there”.
And I don’t know why but I just get annoyed?
Is it snobbish?
Who knows? Them over their……
P.S that was a joke. I know their means ownership and not place etc. "
I do get a tiny bit sad when veris are spelled incorrectly hahaha….I know I’m a terrible person  |
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Not really, as you never know if the person has a condition.
However text speak on a profile, sometimes results in a block. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Nope. I can overlook it. What I find worse is text speak as in "wot u up 2" |
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It's actually a very valuable filter and a peek in to the level of education and grasp of language and grammar that the author possesses.
This can give you some additional insight in to their intellectual capabilities and their mental sophistication.
For some, it might be useful as a compatibility filter. But as a means of judgement, it is not so kind.
Professor Sapolsky from Stanford University cautions us to avoid categorical thinking (Introduction to Human Behavioral (sic) Biology 29/3/2010 - YouTube).
I believe it has its place if you honestly self-examine the reasons why you assess a poster's grammar and spelling.
If it's because you feel or desire to feel superior to them in some way, that's completely different to assessing general compatibility and finding common ground.
I assess because I was taught to emulate, modulate and integrate in all social circles, no matter how different from my own.
If I fail to interpret someone else’s spelling and grammar, then whilst they are partly responsible for the communication difficulty, I am also responsible for incorrect interpretation. It takes two to communicate, and it should not be beyond my wit and intelligence to make up the shortfall accordingly.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Not particularly put me off but my spelling narrator in my head pipes up in the voice of 'David Mitchell' and corrects the mistake.
Its more the putting a 'Z' inplace of a 's', or words like 'bae' that put me off
Ooft that an image your body his voice! "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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If I recognize bad spelling I give a benefit of a doubt that English may not be their first language, they may have dyslexia or something else. So no, bad spelling does not put me off. |
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Baf smelling neber out amyome oof begore ad fart az I cun C! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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As both of us have dyslexia (not self diagnosed kind) we get more frustrated with our own problems and issues with spelling mistakes than that of others.
We do our best to spell things correctly and check and read what we are sending
Probably more of a turn off the low amount of effort, crudeness and impersonalility of the some of the messages we get 
It is clear that lots don't take a second to proof read before hitting the send button?
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By *ezzelsMan
over a year ago
cheshire and north wales |
I also suffer from a mild form of dyslexia but someone with four degrees and a doctorate and writes for the written media globally I’m getting better..but still need grammar and spell check.. |
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I too have daily sexy… sorry dyslexia |
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By *otsossieMan
over a year ago
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It can be a problem. I used to proof read documents, so I have to make an effort to look past it.
Tbh it’s not an issue providing you can understand what they mean. |
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"It can be a problem. I used to proof read documents, so I have to make an effort to look past it.
Tbh it’s not an issue providing you can understand what they mean. "
I agree you can look past it. What disturbs those 8 to 10% of the population who actually have dyslexia are those who don't hVe it using it as an excuse for sloppy writing. |
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By *olly_AmberTV/TS
over a year ago
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I do notice there, their and they’re and we’re we’re and where, but I’m also dyslexic so have problems with spelling myself and I’m sure spell plenty incorrectly, I’d equally be upset if I’ve tried hard to be coherent and then get binned off for bad spelling.
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By *anae21Woman
over a year ago
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It does put me off, but context can override that.
Misspelled words in a longer, otherwise articulate, message are incidental and don't obstruct meaning.
Textspeak, or a short message that doesn't make sense because of the poor use of language, is an instant delete |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Text speak is far worse |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Definately |
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"Knocked up a quick guide to help with this
You’re - You fucking are.
Your - It fucking belongs to you.
They’re - They fucking are.
Their - It fucking belongs to them.
There - A fucking place.
We’re - We fucking are.
Were - Past fucking tense of are.
Where - A fucking place.
Then - A point in fucking time.
Than - A method of fucking comparison"
definately!! |
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"Definately"
d’oh great minds!! |
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By *iss KissWoman
over a year ago
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"Are we just supposed to fuck everyone and never have anything that puts us off for fear of offending them?
'Judgemental' is a word thrown around a lot. And --isms. "
How many spelling mistakes are they allowed to make before they are written off by you?
Or is it a case of big mystaickes as opposed to missing a leter out of a word.
I mean what is criteria for you. I can understand not fancying people, not getting on, hygiene and stuff. But it just seems bizarre to me. That you would write some great people off just for that. Frankly. Knowing that you think that way, has put me off you. |
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"Are we just supposed to fuck everyone and never have anything that puts us off for fear of offending them?
'Judgemental' is a word thrown around a lot. And --isms.
How many spelling mistakes are they allowed to make before they are written off by you?
Or is it a case of big mystaickes as opposed to missing a leter out of a word.
I mean what is criteria for you. I can understand not fancying people, not getting on, hygiene and stuff. But it just seems bizarre to me. That you would write some great people off just for that. Frankly. Knowing that you think that way, has put me off you."
So what criteria am I allowed to use when deciding who I will fuck?
Also please highlight in my post where I stated the number and type of spelling mistakes that I reject people on. |
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In the past I have been made to feel I cannot take part in the fourms(by trolls) because of my dyslexia, although the fourm mods seem to have a better grip on it these says, never found it a problem meeting people as we normally just meet in clubs |
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over a year ago
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Absolutely can not stand bad spelling. Can not tolerate text talk either. Grow up it’s not 2005 people! |
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Yes if the spelling is bad what else is bad |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Yes xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Shit spelling and grammar makes my fanny retract inside of itself. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Shit spelling and grammar makes my fanny retract inside of itself.
Nearly pissed my self at that!! "
myself* |
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"Shit spelling and grammar makes my fanny retract inside of itself.
Nearly pissed my self at that!!
myself* "
I was just testing that retracting fanny |
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"Absolutely can not stand bad spelling. Can not tolerate text talk either. Grow up it’s not 2005 people!"
65 this year I shall keep on using the txt talk! Saves my fingers x |
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"Absolutely can not stand bad spelling. Can not tolerate text talk either. Grow up it’s not 2005 people!
65 this year I shall keep on using the txt talk! Saves my fingers x"
Predictive texting, save your fingers even more! |
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"Absolutely can not stand bad spelling. Can not tolerate text talk either. Grow up it’s not 2005 people!
65 this year I shall keep on using the txt talk! Saves my fingers x
Predictive texting, save your fingers even more!"
Yes use that 2! X |
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I use Siri as I can’t spell. And even Siri messes it up for me sometimes. I do have dyslexia and if a word looks right then am not going to know if it’s spelt right or not. Personally we don’t like text talk.
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