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"To be fair, while funny, your posts are very hard to understand. Maybe use spell check? I do, my spelling is abysmal "
Doesn't work for us sweet. You need to have an idea of how something spells for it to be of help  |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"To be fair, while funny, your posts are very hard to understand. Maybe use spell check? I do, my spelling is abysmal
Doesn't work for us sweet. You need to have an idea of how something spells for it to be of help "
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By *eeside OP Man
over a year ago
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"To be fair, while funny, your posts are very hard to understand. Maybe use spell check? I do, my spelling is abysmal
Doesn't work for us sweet. You need to have an idea of how something spells for it to be of help "
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"dont find your posts difficult to read at all. you write the way words sound like they should be spelt. might just be that I'm used to it though, with 2 dyslexic brothers. x"
My hubby's dyslexic and I don't think some people realise how challenging this can be sometimes  |
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over a year ago
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"To be fair, while funny, your posts are very hard to understand. Maybe use spell check? I do, my spelling is abysmal
Doesn't work for us sweet. You need to have an idea of how something spells for it to be of help "
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"To be fair, while funny, your posts are very hard to understand. Maybe use spell check? I do, my spelling is abysmal
Doesn't work for us sweet. You need to have an idea of how something spells for it to be of help "
It wasn't a dig. I know there are a lot of dyslexic folk here, many are coherent. Maybe I should read phonetically? |
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"To be fair, while funny, your posts are very hard to understand. Maybe use spell check? I do, my spelling is abysmal
Doesn't work for us sweet. You need to have an idea of how something spells for it to be of help
It wasn't a dig. I know there are a lot of dyslexic folk here, many are coherent. Maybe I should read phonetically? "
No no I totally know it wasn't. If I thought different you'd totally know it honestly. I was just explaining it's not any help and it's most people 1st thought. Understandably so but it is wrong |
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"dont find your posts difficult to read at all. you write the way words sound like they should be spelt. might just be that I'm used to it though, with 2 dyslexic brothers. x
My hubby's dyslexic and I don't think some people realise how challenging this can be sometimes
I refuse to let it hold me back. I spent ever hour of every day believing what I was told at school. I was thick I'll never be nothing. Hope you like mcmingers it's the only job you'll ever get. Well sorry all I'm a little more than that and I've the bank balance to prove it ya thick cunts 
you're just a stubborn bastard   
And a good online frend."
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Not having a dig Seeside,but bit did at 1st think 'what the f@ck,is this guy using some kind of code' in your posts,till you mentioned being dyslexic 
Everyone has typeos now and then... im using a Samsung tablet to access internet (and Fab)...and as i type messages here it underlines wrongly spelt words in red... |
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Completely serious now which is very rare for me I know but what most people really don't get is how much balls it takes to post in a public forum with this disability and belive me that is what this is. Would anyone openly take the piss out of for instance some poor soul with downs syndrome or a arm or leg missing no not if they had any feeling in them but it's all well and good to say we are thick and have a good laugh because we struggle to spell. I think fucking not. Every post I make and I dare say seaside to takes 10x the effort it take for anyone without this and that's what people need to realise. That's not a dig at anyone it's a cold hard fact.... |
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"Not having a dig Seeside,but bit did at 1st think 'what the f@ck,is this guy using some kind of code' in your posts,till you mentioned being dyslexic
Everyone has typeos now and then... im using a Samsung tablet to access internet (and Fab)...and as i type messages here it underlines wrongly spelt words in red... "
Doesn't make a jot of difference to us we know it's wrong but don't know what's right. Add to that and I'm speaking personly here as there are different levels of this the letters jumbling around and we are totally screwed and not the good kind |
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"To be fair, while funny, your posts are very hard to understand. Maybe use spell check? I do, my spelling is abysmal "
They are not hard to understand. I love reading _eeside's posts. I know he has dyslexia, but I know exactly what he means. Yes I do have a chuckle to myself sometimes, because I couldn't even come up with the way he spells things
Sorry for talking about you in the 3rd person OP, just carry on as you are. You make me smile anyway and would love to visit Margate and go for a pint with you |
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By *orum TrollWoman
over a year ago
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i couldn't tell what he was saying when he first joined and did mention it, but never slagged him off for it.
so what if people aren't even dyslexic and just can't spell also, like not everyone had a decent education either. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Completely serious now which is very rare for me I know but what most people really don't get is how much balls it takes to post in a public forum with this disability and belive me that is what this is. Would anyone openly take the piss out of for instance some poor soul with downs syndrome or a arm or leg missing no not if they had any feeling in them but it's all well and good to say we are thick and have a good laugh because we struggle to spell. I think fucking not. Every post I make and I dare say seaside to takes 10x the effort it take for anyone without this and that's what people need to realise. That's not a dig at anyone it's a cold hard fact...."
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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For me( spell check nazi here) I can read your spelling and grammer and knowing you're dyslexic have no problems at all with it. As said earlier you write the way things sound which actually is great as it makes it easy to understand. My Nazi stuff is for the lazy sods who just plain can't be bothered.
Nothing worse than " how r u" as opposed to "how are you". For the non dyslexics it's just pure lazy! |
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"For me( spell check nazi here) I can read your spelling and grammer and knowing you're dyslexic have no problems at all with it. As said earlier you write the way things sound which actually is great as it makes it easy to understand. My Nazi stuff is for the lazy sods who just plain can't be bothered.
Nothing worse than " how r u" as opposed to "how are you". For the non dyslexics it's just pure lazy! "
It actually makes things even harder for us. English or at least written English is 1 funked up language and when it's messed about with even more it near impossible |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"For me( spell check nazi here) I can read your spelling and grammer and knowing you're dyslexic have no problems at all with it. As said earlier you write the way things sound which actually is great as it makes it easy to understand. My Nazi stuff is for the lazy sods who just plain can't be bothered.
Nothing worse than " how r u" as opposed to "how are you". For the non dyslexics it's just pure lazy!
It actually makes things even harder for us. English or at least written English is 1 funked up language and when it's messed about with even more it near impossible "
Yes I can imagine. So many words said the same but spelt different for different meanings. I can only imagine how frustating that must be. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"For me( spell check nazi here) I can read your spelling and grammer and knowing you're dyslexic have no problems at all with it. As said earlier you write the way things sound which actually is great as it makes it easy to understand. My Nazi stuff is for the lazy sods who just plain can't be bothered.
Nothing worse than " how r u" as opposed to "how are you". For the non dyslexics it's just pure lazy!
It actually makes things even harder for us. English or at least written English is 1 funked up language and when it's messed about with even more it near impossible "
My dyslexia is mostly phonetic/auditory based. I'm quite good visually ao i can read well by the shape of the words.
The ops posts i find near impossible because theyre written phonetically and so don't have the right shape i have to mutter them ubder my breath to read them lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"dont find your posts difficult to read at all. you write the way words sound like they should be spelt. might just be that I'm used to it though, with 2 dyslexic brothers. x
My hubby's dyslexic and I don't think some people realise how challenging this can be sometimes
Good on you
I refuse to let it hold me back. I spent ever hour of every day believing what I was told at school. I was thick I'll never be nothing. Hope you like mcmingers it's the only job you'll ever get. Well sorry all I'm a little more than that and I've the bank balance to prove it ya thick cunts "
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"For me( spell check nazi here) I can read your spelling and grammer and knowing you're dyslexic have no problems at all with it. As said earlier you write the way things sound which actually is great as it makes it easy to understand. My Nazi stuff is for the lazy sods who just plain can't be bothered.
Nothing worse than " how r u" as opposed to "how are you". For the non dyslexics it's just pure lazy!
It actually makes things even harder for us. English or at least written English is 1 funked up language and when it's messed about with even more it near impossible
Yes I can imagine. So many words said the same but spelt different for different meanings. I can only imagine how frustating that must be. "
Not so much now but when I was a kid God yes. As I said further up I totally believed what I was told every single day I was thick and would never be nothing. Thankfully no kids should go through what I did now. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"For me( spell check nazi here) I can read your spelling and grammer and knowing you're dyslexic have no problems at all with it. As said earlier you write the way things sound which actually is great as it makes it easy to understand. My Nazi stuff is for the lazy sods who just plain can't be bothered.
Nothing worse than " how r u" as opposed to "how are you". For the non dyslexics it's just pure lazy!
It actually makes things even harder for us. English or at least written English is 1 funked up language and when it's messed about with even more it near impossible
Yes I can imagine. So many words said the same but spelt different for different meanings. I can only imagine how frustating that must be.
Not so much now but when I was a kid God yes. As I said further up I totally believed what I was told every single day I was thick and would never be nothing. Thankfully no kids should go through what I did now."
I had the same crap thrown as me at school. Killed my confidence as a child. Now a days if someone made my kids feel like that it would be the last thing they did.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"How come you always spell perfectly consistently but simply phonetically?
I don't think that's true"
As far as ive noticed he always spells words the same thar larst etc |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Since wen wos this site a English test  "
Don't let it worry you my friend, the spelling police are just sad individuals with nothing better. Keep posting your posts and fk them xxxx
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"To me it's pretty obvious that seaside is dyslexic. Some people just get off on being arseholes. Xxx"
Well said, I do believe he has stated this fact on a previous forum thread. XXX |
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By *ost SockMan
over a year ago
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I think it's really wrong if people have a dig at someone's spelling on here.
I don't think it's bad if it's mentioned in a constructive, supportive way when people ask for profile advice though. Many times, the way the profile is written has made it really difficult to form a proper impression of the person and is possibly a factor in not getting replies. I've always stated there may be good reasons
That's not to criticise dyslexic folks - I spent nearly twenty years supporting them. I saw adults in tears many times when finally diagnosed. Sadly, I came across quite a lot of people who passed themselves off as dyslexic in that time too.
I'm a bit of a Nazi myself - for some of us words and language were our working tools, in the same way a builder uses bricks and mortar, or a chef uses ingredients. If a dedicated builder saw a badly built wall, I'm sure he/she would notice or comment - it's natural. I'd hope they'd make a distinction between poor, lazy workmanship and someone who had genuine reasons for not being able to build a "proper" wall though. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Well given the site is for meeting people via written communication it is important for securing meets.
For the op a rather labbour intensive solution to your problem is either in your pc or phones spell checker you can set up auro replace for custom words.
So you can write out all the common words how you currently/normally spell them and then enter in the correct spelling
That way the spell checker will work for you despite your spelling being too innacurate for it normally.
Obviously you can't do it for everything but even the simple common words such as
there
Where
was
them
Etc would massively improve the readability and message success |
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"For me( spell check nazi here) I can read your spelling and grammer and knowing you're dyslexic have no problems at all with it. As said earlier you write the way things sound which actually is great as it makes it easy to understand. My Nazi stuff is for the lazy sods who just plain can't be bothered.
Nothing worse than " how r u" as opposed to "how are you". For the non dyslexics it's just pure lazy!
It actually makes things even harder for us. English or at least written English is 1 funked up language and when it's messed about with even more it near impossible
Yes I can imagine. So many words said the same but spelt different for different meanings. I can only imagine how frustating that must be.
Not so much now but when I was a kid God yes. As I said further up I totally believed what I was told every single day I was thick and would never be nothing. Thankfully no kids should go through what I did now.
I had the same crap thrown as me at school. Killed my confidence as a child. Now a days if someone made my kids feel like that it would be the last thing they did.
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My kid brother went through school, a private one too, being told everyday that he was as thick as mince because he wasn't as bright as his two elder brothers. In his last year he was spotted by a progressive teacher who thought he might have Dyslexia. It was too late by then and my kid brother left school barely able to read and write and never having read a book.
It turns out that my brilliantly clever brother had realised that he could never read like his brothers so had memorised how words looked in order to get through school and into his first career.
If it wasn't for some excellent training he would be consigned to menial tasks.
Nowadays he is studying for a degree in the medical world and due to his great memory training as a kid, learning words, has a head like a hard drive; he reads it and can recall it verbatim. I am really proud if him and love him to bits; he is my absolute hero and when I grow up I want to be just like him. He is the cleverest bloke I know.
Words on a page and the ablility to read and write then does not define you. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I find the OPs posts easy to understand but u have a dyslexic friend who writes in a very similar manner.
I'd rather see post's like his than posts full of text talk that is impossible to understand |
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By *harpDressed ManMan
over a year ago
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"How come you always spell perfectly consistently but simply phonetically?
I don't think that's true
As far as ive noticed he always spells words the same thar larst etc "
Not all words, I think I see variation. Of course that might be typo's! In general, wouldn't you expect someone typing phonetically to come up with the same result, though - after all, we say things the same way every time? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Takes me a while to understand what is being said, I wasn't taught English till I was 7, I read thing in welsh and it's very confusing. Tether was the one that blew my mind, was supposed to be thread but he spells it correctly now |
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I'm dsylexic myself it's taken me a long time to re-train my brain to spell correctly, but i have to take my time as I am only human and I do still make mistakes, if I'm rushing so unfocused and it's worst when I'm tired. I sometimes find _eesides posts far easier to read than those spelt correctly |
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"To be fair, while funny, your posts are very hard to understand. Maybe use spell check? I do, my spelling is abysmal
Doesn't work for us sweet. You need to have an idea of how something spells for it to be of help
It wasn't a dig. I know there are a lot of dyslexic folk here, many are coherent. Maybe I should read phonetically? "
Every other person on here is dyslexic, along with most couples being bi...it's a Fab phenomenon!
I don't find the op's post difficult to read as I learnt shorthand phonetically. It would never cross my mind to pull someone up on their spelling but I would use it as a filter, not because I think they're thick, but because I engage through the written word: text speech etc doesn't work for me. |
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"To be fair, while funny, your posts are very hard to understand. Maybe use spell check? I do, my spelling is abysmal
Doesn't work for us sweet. You need to have an idea of how something spells for it to be of help
It wasn't a dig. I know there are a lot of dyslexic folk here, many are coherent. Maybe I should read phonetically?
No no I totally know it wasn't. If I thought different you'd totally know it honestly. I was just explaining it's not any help and it's most people 1st thought. Understandably so but it is wrong "
And here is the kicker.. a lot of people use it to correct cover letters and their CV's etc in the likes of Microsoft Word... not being any the wiser that it has given the the American spellling, now they have a letter that has correct spelling its just in both English and Yank.. some poor khunts "me" can never get it right lol  |
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"To be fair, while funny, your posts are very hard to understand. Maybe use spell check? I do, my spelling is abysmal
Doesn't work for us sweet. You need to have an idea of how something spells for it to be of help
It wasn't a dig. I know there are a lot of dyslexic folk here, many are coherent. Maybe I should read phonetically?
Every other person on here is dyslexic, along with most couples being bi...it's a Fab phenomenon!
I don't find the op's post difficult to read as I learnt shorthand phonetically. It would never cross my mind to pull someone up on their spelling but I would use it as a filter, not because I think they're thick, but because I engage through the written word: text speech etc doesn't work for me."
Dyslexia is the most common of all language disabilities around 80% of the population is effected by some form of it so surely with a statistic like that, you'd expect a high number of fab members to suffer from it? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"To me it's pretty obvious that seaside is dyslexic. Some people just get off on being arseholes. Xxx
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Very true. What the profiles need is a box that needs ticking if one of your interests is publicly knocking people down at every opportunity. I wonder if the same people when going on a date take a pencil and a bit of paper to give a potential shag a spelling test? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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People who are dyslexic doesn't bother me at all. I understand dyslexia, but it's the people who obviously just can't spell and are too lazy to use proper words.
An example....."wot u up to" as a first message. Really? |
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over a year ago
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"People who are dyslexic doesn't bother me at all. I understand dyslexia, but it's the people who obviously just can't spell and are too lazy to use proper words.
An example....."wot u up to" as a first message. Really? "
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WUUP2 |
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By *ost SockMan
over a year ago
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"People who are dyslexic doesn't bother me at all. I understand dyslexia, but it's the people who obviously just can't spell and are too lazy to use proper words.
An example....."wot u up to" as a first message. Really?
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WUUP2"
Want to tell u I pure luvs yr new prfile pic  .
(The above is a shite attempt at text speak, not taking the Mickey out of bad spelling). |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"To be fair, while funny, your posts are very hard to understand. Maybe use spell check? I do, my spelling is abysmal
Doesn't work for us sweet. You need to have an idea of how something spells for it to be of help "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"People who are dyslexic doesn't bother me at all. I understand dyslexia, but it's the people who obviously just can't spell and are too lazy to use proper words.
An example....."wot u up to" as a first message. Really?
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WUUP2
Want to tell u I pure luvs yr new prfile pic .
(The above is a shite attempt at text speak, not taking the Mickey out of bad spelling)."
My profile pic? |
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By *ost SockMan
over a year ago
West Wales and Cardiff |
"People who are dyslexic doesn't bother me at all. I understand dyslexia, but it's the people who obviously just can't spell and are too lazy to use proper words.
An example....."wot u up to" as a first message. Really?
or
WUUP2
Want to tell u I pure luvs yr new prfile pic .
(The above is a shite attempt at text speak, not taking the Mickey out of bad spelling).
My profile pic?"
The avatar -
Blue eyes + red hair = waffling, dribbling, happy Lost Sock |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"People who are dyslexic doesn't bother me at all. I understand dyslexia, but it's the people who obviously just can't spell and are too lazy to use proper words.
An example....."wot u up to" as a first message. Really?
or
WUUP2
Want to tell u I pure luvs yr new prfile pic .
(The above is a shite attempt at text speak, not taking the Mickey out of bad spelling).
My profile pic?
The avatar -
Blue eyes + red hair = waffling, dribbling, happy Lost Sock "
actually they're green eyes but the camera always makes them look blue for some reason but thank you |
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By *ost SockMan
over a year ago
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"People who are dyslexic doesn't bother me at all. I understand dyslexia, but it's the people who obviously just can't spell and are too lazy to use proper words.
An example....."wot u up to" as a first message. Really?
or
WUUP2
Want to tell u I pure luvs yr new prfile pic .
(The above is a shite attempt at text speak, not taking the Mickey out of bad spelling).
My profile pic?
The avatar -
Blue eyes + red hair = waffling, dribbling, happy Lost Sock
actually they're green eyes but the camera always makes them look blue for some reason but thank you "
I take I back then.
Who am I kidding - that's lovely too |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Think i'm right that we get a short ban if we give feedback on a profile without being asked?
Would love to see the same for people that systematically pull people up about spelling!
Don't worry op, we can read your post's no problem |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I always thought the purpose of writing a message was for communication. As long as people can understand your message that is all that matters. Carry on sending or posting them and forget people who are so up themselves that how a message is spelt is more important than what the message says! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Think i'm right that we get a short ban if we give feedback on a profile without being asked?
Would love to see the same for people that systematically pull people up about spelling!
Don't worry op, we can read your post's no problem "
Report the people that constantly pick on spelling anyway. It's still in the rules somewhere, comes under trolling or something. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Since wen wos this site a English test "
Some people have nothing better to do with there time here as get little mail and so they start on peoples spelling to make themselves feel better in some way .Its sad but true. |
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"Completely serious now which is very rare for me I know but what most people really don't get is how much balls it takes to post in a public forum with this disability and belive me that is what this is. Would anyone openly take the piss out of for instance some poor soul with downs syndrome or a arm or leg missing no not if they had any feeling in them but it's all well and good to say we are thick and have a good laugh because we struggle to spell. I think fucking not. Every post I make and I dare say seaside to takes 10x the effort it take for anyone without this and that's what people need to realise. That's not a dig at anyone it's a cold hard fact...."
Well said! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It's siad taht if you put the fisrt and lsat letetrs of wodrs in the corerct oredr, tehy sitll can be raed and unedrsotod  "
Very true.
Also. I understand everything the Op has ever posted. And we all can probably figure out everyone's intended posts if we read between the lines.
Some people like to stand on high though. It gives them a sense of stature.
"I can spell better than you". That kinda thing.
Einstein was a Genius. He never dwelled on his dyslexia. He also never said 'I'm better than you' |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think it's just annoying when it looks like someone went out of the way to spell it wrong like reed instead of read or text speak. "
Well if you care to take the time to "READ!" the thread, you will find that OP is Dyslexic! It's not done intentionally to annoy... |
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"I think it's just annoying when it looks like someone went out of the way to spell it wrong like reed instead of read or text speak.
Well if you care to take the time to "READ!" the thread, you will find that OP is Dyslexic! It's not done intentionally to annoy... "
There's a large proportion of people that are just not many will openly declare it like myself, _eeside and bladey so I sometimes think it's other people really need to think before they type |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"For me( spell check nazi here) I can read your spelling and grammer and knowing you're dyslexic have no problems at all with it. As said earlier you write the way things sound which actually is great as it makes it easy to understand. My Nazi stuff is for the lazy sods who just plain can't be bothered.
Nothing worse than " how r u" as opposed to "how are you". For the non dyslexics it's just pure lazy! "
Spell Nazi?But you spell grammer instead of grammar
You don't use comma's, also is not correct to use in the same sentence and and! Says my teacher!
I am only foreign learning! Everybody is different and some people can't spell ! I don't care with out but if you give yourself a title live up to it! |
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over a year ago
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"It's siad taht if you put the fisrt and lsat letetrs of wodrs in the corerct oredr, tehy sitll can be raed and unedrsotod
Very true.
Also. I understand everything the Op has ever posted. And we all can probably figure out everyone's intended posts if we read between the lines.
Some people like to stand on high though. It gives them a sense of stature.
"I can spell better than you". That kinda thing.
Einstein was a Genius. He never dwelled on his dyslexia. He also never said 'I'm better than you' "
I'm pretty good at parsing even the most byzantine spelling and grammar, but I have seen some posts on here I've just not managed to work out. |
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"It's siad taht if you put the fisrt and lsat letetrs of wodrs in the corerct oredr, tehy sitll can be raed and unedrsotod "
True but the op changes the first and last so often it becomes increadibly difficult for me to read with my dyslexia |
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"For me( spell check nazi here) I can read your spelling and grammer and knowing you're dyslexic have no problems at all with it. As said earlier you write the way things sound which actually is great as it makes it easy to understand. My Nazi stuff is for the lazy sods who just plain can't be bothered.
Nothing worse than " how r u" as opposed to "how are you". For the non dyslexics it's just pure lazy!
Spell Nazi?But you spell grammer instead of grammar
You don't use comma's, also is not correct to use in the same sentence and and! Says my teacher!
I am only foreign learning! Everybody is different and some people can't spell ! I don't care with out but if you give yourself a title live up to it!"
And thats there is how to roast someone |
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