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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"not fussed wot you are, why do people give men/woman grief through profiles and cant spell wot is your category "
As in what and not wot!!! 
Sorry couldn't resist |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"not fussed wot you are, why do people give men/woman grief through profiles and cant spellwot is your category "
What's your beef young man? And don't say a lack of curtains please.  |
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"no beef Raymondo just fed up with people slating the less fortunate who on here,who is perfect three hundred me's now i suppose "
I dont see anyone slating the less fortunate, coulnt care less if someone is rich, poor or in the middle. As long as they can get to my house. I want to shag them not marry them |
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"maybe not yourself, perhaps the above should've been different worded, just think it really harsh because some people's spelling we couldn't all have the spoon yes i had the wooden one "
Just because someone comes from a good background doesnt mean their spelling isnt going to be perfect |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It's ok to spell poorly because one comes from a modest background?
I don't see how those things are related at all.
Unless someone has a condition such as dyslexia, poor spelling is down to lack of effort and insufficient care. It doesn't cost money to learn to spell. |
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By *B9 QueenWoman
over a year ago
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"what has anyone's wealth or perceived social standing got to do with their spelling? I see myself as poor with a rich vocabulary "
Precisely. After all, education in this country is free. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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If only there was some kind of institution where young people could go. A place where they could learn things, such as spelling regardless of their parents social standing. It would be great if such places were free to one and all... |
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Virtually everyone in this country has had the same opportunity to education as everyone else. Apart from aforementioned conditions, there's not much excuse so I put it down to ignorance or laziness if there are several spelling mistakes over the course of a few threads. Neither trait I find attractive. I don't think anyone has mentioned how rich (money wise) they are except for one who boasts and in my view people who boast are insecure.
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Education is too often associated with income I'm peoples minds, everyone is entitled to a free education. It is sometimes true that better state schools are in areas where incomes are higher. I come from a 'working class' background but was lucky enough to go to a grammar school until I was 18 followed by college in a time when there were no tuition fees. Both my kids had schooling until 18 with no cost to me except my taxes. I think that your attitude to learning has got a lot more to do with your success than your income. |
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"If only there was some kind of institution where young people could go. A place where they could learn things, such as spelling regardless of their parents social standing. It would be great if such places were free to one and all..."
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I don't see the connection between ability to spell and class...
And I don't think i've ever seen anyone criticise anyone or profiles seeking people based on perceived social class 
OP do you mean people stating that they are seeking professionals? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Virtually everyone in this country has had the same opportunity to education as everyone else."
Up to A-levels for young people I would agree with you. University is now much more difficult for certain groups and there is almost no availability of adult education now.
For the purposes of learning to read, write and spell, I would agree that the opportunities are there for all.
"I don't think anyone has mentioned how rich (money wise) they are except for one who boasts and in my view people who boast are insecure. "
Really? I've not noticed this. Maybe I just pay no attention. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"what has anyone's wealth or perceived social standing got to do with their spelling? I see myself as poor with a rich vocabulary "
Seriously....? Does anyone give a toss how you spell... Wi a cock like that.... |
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