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By *eeside OP Man
over a year ago
margate sumwear by the sea |
We all lurn how to spell in our own ways
Sum rite
Sum rong
BUT............
think about this........
We are Onley tort wot others tetch us.
And thay teeth wot thay have been tort and so on.......
Wot if sumone tort you rong cos thay wos tort rong.
You woodount no that you wos tort rong and think wot you have been tort is rite.
My point im making is how can anyone say wot is rite spelling and wot is not rite spelling wen for all you no you cood be rong to.
Ritton words have been about for a verry verry verry long time.
Hoos ses the 1st purson to spell a word and tetch it spelt it rite to start with ?
Just food for thort.....
Wot do you think about this ? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"We all lurn how to spell in our own ways
Sum rite
Sum rong
BUT............
think about this........
We are Onley tort wot others tetch us.
And thay teeth wot thay have been tort and so on.......
Wot if sumone tort you rong cos thay wos tort rong.
You woodount no that you wos tort rong and think wot you have been tort is rite.
My point im making is how can anyone say wot is rite spelling and wot is not rite spelling wen for all you no you cood be rong to.
Ritton words have been about for a verry verry verry long time.
Hoos ses the 1st purson to spell a word and tetch it spelt it rite to start with ?
Just food for thort.....
Wot do you think about this ?"
I think as long as you can understand what is written as you can above spelling is no big deal.
Spelling is not essential for people to communicate although some people consider it a reflection of someone's smartness which is totally wrong, many smart and successful people who are dyslexic struggle with spelling.
Who came up with the word dyslexia to describe the condition you'd think they would have thought of an easier way to spell it.
Grammer is another thing some folk get twisted about, the use of words like there, their and they're not too important for me as long as I can understand what someone is saying I don't mind. |
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By *eeside OP Man
over a year ago
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"The Oxford Dictionary decides"
But that's my point how do you no its spelt rite ?
If sumone spelt a word rong in it, no one wood no about it and then think that's how to spell it.... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Your auto cucumber must have a field day.... 
I cdnuolt blveiee taht I cluod aulaclty uesdnatnrd waht I was rdanieg.
The phaonmneal pweor of the hmuan mnid, aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at
Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it dseno't mtaetr in waht oerd! r the ltteres in a wrod are, the
olny iproamtnt tihng is taht the frsit and lsat ltteer be in the rghit pclae. The rset
can be a taotl mses and you can sitll raed it whotuit a pboerlm. Tihs is
bcuseae the huamn mnid deos not raed ervey lteter by istlef, but the wrod as a
wlohe.
Not all that ground breaking really is it. |
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"The Oxford Dictionary decides
But that's my point how do you no its spelt rite ?
If sumone spelt a word rong in it, no one wood no about it and then think that's how to spell it...."
A lot of modern words have evolved over the years, just look at how Shakespeare and others used english compared to now.
You've got to have a starting point which as the guy says might be the English dictionary
The chances are that the guy who first used a word has been dead for century's so you can't ask him so just go with the flow |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The Oxford Dictionary decides
But that's my point how do you no its spelt rite ?
If sumone spelt a word rong in it, no one wood no about it and then think that's how to spell it....
A lot of modern words have evolved over the years, just look at how Shakespeare and others used english compared to now.
You've got to have a starting point which as the guy says might be the English dictionary
The chances are that the guy who first used a word has been dead for century's so you can't ask him so just go with the flow"
Excellent point we now have words like lol and selfie and even an urban dictionary.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Something is only as true as what we believe it is OP. 
Forget about your spelling though. Just treat it like your moustache. It's part of you.  . People will accept it. Some won't.
We're all different , I like people who accept different. |
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"We all lurn how to spell in our own ways
Sum rite
Sum rong
BUT............
think about this........
We are Onley tort wot others tetch us.
And thay teeth wot thay have been tort and so on.......
Wot if sumone tort you rong cos thay wos tort rong.
You woodount no that you wos tort rong and think wot you have been tort is rite.
My point im making is how can anyone say wot is rite spelling and wot is not rite spelling wen for all you no you cood be rong to.
Ritton words have been about for a verry verry verry long time.
Hoos ses the 1st purson to spell a word and tetch it spelt it rite to start with ?
Just food for thort.....
Wot do you think about this ?"
I think the written word has been much refined since back in the day. If we spelt words the same as days of yore, you'd probably be correcting us seaside  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I think everyone is taught the basics in primary school, now whether you can grasp those are a completely different matter.
If you're reliant on home schooling or your peers then yes you will go wrong if they teach you incorrectly. |
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By *oxy_minxWoman
over a year ago
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Sorry Seeside, you may be dyslexic but why all your posts have to be about the same thing is beyond me.
I personally find it strange when you spell one word right then spell it wrong again in the very next sentence, when you say you have a specific way of spelling.
I know some are horrible about bad spelling and some pander to you, but please give it up at times. And yes I am aware some will call me the big bad witch for this, but sometimes people, give it up! |
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My teachers taught me the correct way! I was a big influence on teaching my children (reading and spelling every night)
I am sad you feel you were taught to spell incorrectly but I think it is more likely to be a type of Dyslexia.
I expect you went under the wire for addressing your problem.
Perhaps if you read more you would work out the right way to spell words.
You are what you are, was good to see you practice with that Dragon app yesterday. |
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By *orum TrollWoman
over a year ago
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i was lucky i could read proper books by the age of 3, and that was taught at home. i've never thought anyone should rely on school only for teaching, or just one source for teaching.
right now i'm relying on myself for education, not as the source but, as the provider of an education for myself. |
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By *orum TrollWoman
over a year ago
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"My teachers taught me the correct way! I was a big influence on teaching my children (reading and spelling every night)
I am sad you feel you were taught to spell incorrectly but I think it is more likely to be a type of Dyslexia.
I expect you went under the wire for addressing your problem.
Perhaps if you read more you would work out the right way to spell words.
You are what you are, was good to see you practice with that Dragon app yesterday."
maybe someone dyslexic taught him how to spell? |
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"We all lurn how to spell in our own ways
Sum rite
Sum rong
BUT............
think about this........
We are Onley tort wot others tetch us.
And thay teeth wot thay have been tort and so on.......
Wot if sumone tort you rong cos thay wos tort rong.
You woodount no that you wos tort rong and think wot you have been tort is rite.
My point im making is how can anyone say wot is rite spelling and wot is not rite spelling wen for all you no you cood be rong to.
Ritton words have been about for a verry verry verry long time.
Hoos ses the 1st purson to spell a word and tetch it spelt it rite to start with ?
Just food for thort.....
Wot do you think about this ?"
Are you blaming your education for your dyslexia? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Hip longrot! Oh simfili dem dorooga. Shiptipahlinguart un t pringlotofoar cinqal tipply nop. Brundle fimpking ?
That sounds like the BFG.
Snozzcumbers !"
That is one of my favourite words |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"We all lurn how to spell in our own ways
Are you blaming your education for your dyslexia? "
I can look back at my own school and point fingers at the teachers who hindered me, and see where they didn't help me.
Maybe he does have a point.
Dyslexia can be managed to a point. Do you agree? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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OP spelling and grammar will be more important to some than others. If it doesn't bother you then all is good in your world. If it does there are tools that can help to some extent. |
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By *oxy_minxWoman
over a year ago
Scotland - Aberdeen |
"I don't know what 'give it up' means foxy.
I don't know who is 'giving it up' either.
Seeside or others ?"
Sorry I know it is early, but birthday weekend and a few wines, but after 5 months of constant threads about being dyslexic, from the same person, it's like we know already! Why continue to harp on about it, hence give it a break!
He used a great APP yesterday that he was proud of, and it worked, yet again has reverted to this.....why? |
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By *.1079Man
over a year ago
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"We all lurn how to spell in our own ways
Sum rite
Sum rong
BUT............
think about this........
We are Onley tort wot others tetch us.
And thay teeth wot thay have been tort and so on.......
Wot if sumone tort you rong cos thay wos tort rong.
You woodount no that you wos tort rong and think wot you have been tort is rite.
My point im making is how can anyone say wot is rite spelling and wot is not rite spelling wen for all you no you cood be rong to.
Ritton words have been about for a verry verry verry long time.
Hoos ses the 1st purson to spell a word and tetch it spelt it rite to start with ?
Just food for thort.....
Wot do you think about this ?
Are you blaming your education for your dyslexia? "
I'm dyslexic. I went to a toga party dressed as a goat. |
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"We all lurn how to spell in our own ways
Are you blaming your education for your dyslexia?
I can look back at my own school and point fingers at the teachers who hindered me, and see where they didn't help me.
Maybe he does have a point.
Dyslexia can be managed to a point. Do you agree? "
If his school produced hundreds of kids all spelling in the same way, i'd agree.
Of course dyslexia can be managed. But the O E D is the standard. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We all lurn how to spell in our own ways
Are you blaming your education for your dyslexia?
I can look back at my own school and point fingers at the teachers who hindered me, and see where they didn't help me.
Maybe he does have a point.
Dyslexia can be managed to a point. Do you agree? "
Hindered in what way?
My limited experience of boys when it comes to learning is they can be easily distracted and not always open to help. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Sorry Seeside, you may be dyslexic but why all your posts have to be about the same thing is beyond me.
I personally find it strange when you spell one word right then spell it wrong again in the very next sentence, when you say you have a specific way of spelling.
I know some are horrible about bad spelling and some pander to you, but please give it up at times. And yes I am aware some will call me the big bad witch for this, but sometimes people, give it up! "
Eek here comes the 24 hour ban for voicing an opinion! (I know all too well about this)
I do genuinely agree though, for the longest time I couldn't get "their, there and they're" right, constantly mixing them up.
It used to bug everyone I knew to no ends as other than that my spelling and grammar are relatively good, so what I ended up doing was practising the different uses. Boom now I can use them properly.
Seeside in response to your question - yes it does matter because that is the universally accepted way of communicating the English language, you do you fella but don't be overly surprised when people don't get "you" |
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"We all lurn how to spell in our own ways
Sum rite
Sum rong
BUT............
think about this........
We are Onley tort wot others tetch us.
And thay teeth wot thay have been tort and so on.......
Wot if sumone tort you rong cos thay wos tort rong.
You woodount no that you wos tort rong and think wot you have been tort is rite.
My point im making is how can anyone say wot is rite spelling and wot is not rite spelling wen for all you no you cood be rong to.
Ritton words have been about for a verry verry verry long time.
Hoos ses the 1st purson to spell a word and tetch it spelt it rite to start with ?
Just food for thort.....
Wot do you think about this ?
Are you blaming your education for your dyslexia?
I'm dyslexic. I went to a toga party dressed as a goat."
I tried devil worshipping and sold my soul to Santa |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I cdnuolt blveiee taht I cluod aulaclty uesdnatnrd waht I was rdanieg.
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That was an eye opener - I could actually read that just as quickly as if it was spelled correctly.
Thanks Cate I have learned something about human beings today and I feel less of a monkey...
Just read your profile... most excellent. |
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By *oxy_minxWoman
over a year ago
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"Seaside's writing does what it says on the tin, it aint hard to follow."
I'm sorry, I admit I really struggle trying to decipher what he is trying to say, but I will also say I was taught in 5 different primary schools and 3 different secondary schools due to my dad being in the army so we moved around a lot, I just had to get used to the new ways of teaching....to me that was just life |
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By *orum TrollWoman
over a year ago
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"I don't know what 'give it up' means foxy.
I don't know who is 'giving it up' either.
Seeside or others ?
Sorry I know it is early, but birthday weekend and a few wines, but after 5 months of constant threads about being dyslexic, from the same person, it's like we know already! Why continue to harp on about it, hence give it a break!
He used a great APP yesterday that he was proud of, and it worked, yet again has reverted to this.....why?"
the app doesn't seem that convenient. you can't have any background noise when using it.
i'm not anti-shit grammar personally but think it's a shame that app means you have to make changes to your usual routine to use it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We all lurn how to spell in our own ways
Sum rite
Sum rong
BUT............
think about this........
We are Onley tort wot others tetch us.
And thay teeth wot thay have been tort and so on.......
Wot if sumone tort you rong cos thay wos tort rong.
You woodount no that you wos tort rong and think wot you have been tort is rite.
My point im making is how can anyone say wot is rite spelling and wot is not rite spelling wen for all you no you cood be rong to.
Ritton words have been about for a verry verry verry long time.
Hoos ses the 1st purson to spell a word and tetch it spelt it rite to start with ?
Just food for thort.....
Wot do you think about this ?
Are you blaming your education for your dyslexia?
I'm dyslexic. I went to a toga party dressed as a goat.
I tried devil worshipping and sold my soul to Santa "
Dyslexics rule. KO! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Schools today are a bit more tolerant i think of those who struggle to keep up and go a bit further to help them try and catch up and get the extra help they need.
Back in my day you were shipped off to a remedial class where you either sunk without a trace or tried to claw your way out back to mainstream classes. Sometimes you got lucky with a brilliant teacher other times you had a teacher who looked at you as if you were a waste of space before you closed the door.
I now read with my 6 year old most nights, he gets homework from School (maths and language based) and he's only 6. Not silly fluffy homework either, proper sums and words to learn for spelling tests.
I didn't get homework till i started Comprehensive School!
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By *oxy_minxWoman
over a year ago
Scotland - Aberdeen |
"Sorry Seeside, you may be dyslexic but why all your posts have to be about the same thing is beyond me.
I personally find it strange when you spell one word right then spell it wrong again in the very next sentence, when you say you have a specific way of spelling.
I know some are horrible about bad spelling and some pander to you, but please give it up at times. And yes I am aware some will call me the big bad witch for this, but sometimes people, give it up!
Eek here comes the 24 hour ban for voicing an opinion! (I know all too well about this)
I do genuinely agree though, for the longest time I couldn't get "their, there and they're" right, constantly mixing them up.
It used to bug everyone I knew to no ends as other than that my spelling and grammar are relatively good, so what I ended up doing was practising the different uses. Boom now I can use them properly.
Seeside in response to your question - yes it does matter because that is the universally accepted way of communicating the English language, you do you fella but don't be overly surprised when people don't get "you""
I'm expecting it! But I am far from perfect, I always get the context of advice and advice wrong, that is my sticking point |
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By *oxy_minxWoman
over a year ago
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"Sorry Seeside, you may be dyslexic but why all your posts have to be about the same thing is beyond me.
I personally find it strange when you spell one word right then spell it wrong again in the very next sentence, when you say you have a specific way of spelling.
I know some are horrible about bad spelling and some pander to you, but please give it up at times. And yes I am aware some will call me the big bad witch for this, but sometimes people, give it up!
Eek here comes the 24 hour ban for voicing an opinion! (I know all too well about this)
I do genuinely agree though, for the longest time I couldn't get "their, there and they're" right, constantly mixing them up.
It used to bug everyone I knew to no ends as other than that my spelling and grammar are relatively good, so what I ended up doing was practising the different uses. Boom now I can use them properly.
Seeside in response to your question - yes it does matter because that is the universally accepted way of communicating the English language, you do you fella but don't be overly surprised when people don't get "you"
I'm expecting it! But I am far from perfect, I always get the context of advice and advice wrong, that is my sticking point "
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"Schools today are a bit more tolerant i think of those who struggle to keep up and go a bit further to help them try and catch up and get the extra help they need.
Back in my day you were shipped off to a remedial class where you either sunk without a trace or tried to claw your way out back to mainstream classes. Sometimes you got lucky with a brilliant teacher other times you had a teacher who looked at you as if you were a waste of space before you closed the door.
I now read with my 6 year old most nights, he gets homework from School (maths and language based) and he's only 6. Not silly fluffy homework either, proper sums and words to learn for spelling tests.
I didn't get homework till i started Comprehensive School!
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Half term holiday homework for my year 4 lad .... that's plain evil  
We fought long and hard to get him out of so-called assisted teaching, and back in to the main stream, and he's come on leaps and bounds with proper teaching  |
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By *.1079Man
over a year ago
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"We all lurn how to spell in our own ways
Sum rite
Sum rong
BUT............
think about this........
We are Onley tort wot others tetch us.
And thay teeth wot thay have been tort and so on.......
Wot if sumone tort you rong cos thay wos tort rong.
You woodount no that you wos tort rong and think wot you have been tort is rite.
My point im making is how can anyone say wot is rite spelling and wot is not rite spelling wen for all you no you cood be rong to.
Ritton words have been about for a verry verry verry long time.
Hoos ses the 1st purson to spell a word and tetch it spelt it rite to start with ?
Just food for thort.....
Wot do you think about this ?
Are you blaming your education for your dyslexia?
I'm dyslexic. I went to a toga party dressed as a goat.
I tried devil worshipping and sold my soul to Santa
Dyslexics rule. KO! "
I'm a dyslexic dwarf so taking the piss is not big and it's not clever. |
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"Schools today are a bit more tolerant i think of those who struggle to keep up and go a bit further to help them try and catch up and get the extra help they need.
Back in my day you were shipped off to a remedial class where you either sunk without a trace or tried to claw your way out back to mainstream classes. Sometimes you got lucky with a brilliant teacher other times you had a teacher who looked at you as if you were a waste of space before you closed the door.
I now read with my 6 year old most nights, he gets homework from School (maths and language based) and he's only 6. Not silly fluffy homework either, proper sums and words to learn for spelling tests.
I didn't get homework till i started Comprehensive School!
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I agree with you, school was like torture for me, I am also dyslexic, along with the fact Im born at the end of August so the youngest which makes a real difference in the class so suffered real bad at school.
Back in my day the schools never had a way of dealing with people like me, to that end I'd play about because nothing interested me and I'd be sent to stand outside the classroom. I think I spent 2/3s of my day stood in an empty corridor
My poor mother went through hell trying to tell the school I had a problem and it wasn't just me acting the fool. The schools stance never changed. She even enrolled me into a 'special school' on Saturdays to try and bolster my learning.
I left school with absolutely nothing, not a single grade, joined the army at 16 and after a few years they realised I couldn't read or write. It was the Army that put me through basic schooling, imagine how embarrassing it was for me sat in a class of non english speaking Fijians that were being taught "The black cat sat on the mat" but I did.
I then took it upon myself to study more and by the time Id left the Army had a level 5 foundation degree. since leaving Ive continued and now have a BA (hons) and am currently studying for a MSc. |
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"English is a LIVING language in more than one way!
How many people are taught Latin these days?
Sometimes I literally LOL @ some of the so called "educated" people I come across.
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I did Latin for 3 years.  what use that was I don't quite know as I didn't become a Nun |
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By *orum TrollWoman
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"English is a LIVING language in more than one way!
How many people are taught Latin these days?
Sometimes I literally LOL @ some of the so called "educated" people I come across.
I did Latin for 3 years. what use that was I don't quite know as I didn't become a Nun "
so did my ex and he became an accountant.
i like studying animals and plants so it would've been handy for me but no-one taught it to me. |
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"Schools today are a bit more tolerant i think of those who struggle to keep up and go a bit further to help them try and catch up and get the extra help they need.
Back in my day you were shipped off to a remedial class where you either sunk without a trace or tried to claw your way out back to mainstream classes. Sometimes you got lucky with a brilliant teacher other times you had a teacher who looked at you as if you were a waste of space before you closed the door.
I now read with my 6 year old most nights, he gets homework from School (maths and language based) and he's only 6. Not silly fluffy homework either, proper sums and words to learn for spelling tests.
I didn't get homework till i started Comprehensive School!
I agree with you, school was like torture for me, I am also dyslexic, along with the fact Im born at the end of August so the youngest which makes a real difference in the class so suffered real bad at school.
Back in my day the schools never had a way of dealing with people like me, to that end I'd play about because nothing interested me and I'd be sent to stand outside the classroom. I think I spent 2/3s of my day stood in an empty corridor
My poor mother went through hell trying to tell the school I had a problem and it wasn't just me acting the fool. The schools stance never changed. She even enrolled me into a 'special school' on Saturdays to try and bolster my learning.
I left school with absolutely nothing, not a single grade, joined the army at 16 and after a few years they realised I couldn't read or write. It was the Army that put me through basic schooling, imagine how embarrassing it was for me sat in a class of non english speaking Fijians that were being taught "The black cat sat on the mat" but I did.
I then took it upon myself to study more and by the time Id left the Army had a level 5 foundation degree. since leaving Ive continued and now have a BA (hons) and am currently studying for a MSc. "
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"Schools today are a bit more tolerant i think of those who struggle to keep up and go a bit further to help them try and catch up and get the extra help they need.
Back in my day you were shipped off to a remedial class where you either sunk without a trace or tried to claw your way out back to mainstream classes. Sometimes you got lucky with a brilliant teacher other times you had a teacher who looked at you as if you were a waste of space before you closed the door.
I now read with my 6 year old most nights, he gets homework from School (maths and language based) and he's only 6. Not silly fluffy homework either, proper sums and words to learn for spelling tests.
I didn't get homework till i started Comprehensive School!
I agree with you, school was like torture for me, I am also dyslexic, along with the fact Im born at the end of August so the youngest which makes a real difference in the class so suffered real bad at school.
Back in my day the schools never had a way of dealing with people like me, to that end I'd play about because nothing interested me and I'd be sent to stand outside the classroom. I think I spent 2/3s of my day stood in an empty corridor
My poor mother went through hell trying to tell the school I had a problem and it wasn't just me acting the fool. The schools stance never changed. She even enrolled me into a 'special school' on Saturdays to try and bolster my learning.
I left school with absolutely nothing, not a single grade, joined the army at 16 and after a few years they realised I couldn't read or write. It was the Army that put me through basic schooling, imagine how embarrassing it was for me sat in a class of non english speaking Fijians that were being taught "The black cat sat on the mat" but I did.
I then took it upon myself to study more and by the time Id left the Army had a level 5 foundation degree. since leaving Ive continued and now have a BA (hons) and am currently studying for a MSc. "
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"We all lurn how to spell in our own ways
Sum rite
Sum rong
BUT............
think about this........
We are Onley tort wot others tetch us.
And thay teeth wot thay have been tort and so on.......
Wot if sumone tort you rong cos thay wos tort rong.
You woodount no that you wos tort rong and think wot you have been tort is rite.
My point im making is how can anyone say wot is rite spelling and wot is not rite spelling wen for all you no you cood be rong to.
Ritton words have been about for a verry verry verry long time.
Hoos ses the 1st purson to spell a word and tetch it spelt it rite to start with ?
Just food for thort.....
Wot do you think about this ?
Are you blaming your education for your dyslexia? "
No but the lak of help and lak of understanding in most schools probley didount help it.
My dyslexia wos diearnosed late so wen I did go to a speshall need school for Thos with lurnong difkalts I Onley spent 2 years Thar.
All the other schools I wos at befor that just put me on a computer in a nother room to do wot I wonted on wen the lessons got to hard for me to keep up.
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"English is a LIVING language in more than one way!
How many people are taught Latin these days?
Sometimes I literally LOL @ some of the so called "educated" people I come across.
I did Latin for 3 years. what use that was I don't quite know as I didn't become a Nun
so did my ex and he became an accountant.
i like studying animals and plants so it would've been handy for me but no-one taught it to me."
When I first left school I went to normal college first but also a horticultural college which Introduced you to plant names in latin you would have probably enjoyed that, have a look and see if you have a college near to you that could help you. |
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"Schools today are a bit more tolerant i think of those who struggle to keep up and go a bit further to help them try and catch up and get the extra help they need.
Back in my day you were shipped off to a remedial class where you either sunk without a trace or tried to claw your way out back to mainstream classes. Sometimes you got lucky with a brilliant teacher other times you had a teacher who looked at you as if you were a waste of space before you closed the door.
I now read with my 6 year old most nights, he gets homework from School (maths and language based) and he's only 6. Not silly fluffy homework either, proper sums and words to learn for spelling tests.
I didn't get homework till i started Comprehensive School!
I agree with you, school was like torture for me, I am also dyslexic, along with the fact Im born at the end of August so the youngest which makes a real difference in the class so suffered real bad at school.
Back in my day the schools never had a way of dealing with people like me, to that end I'd play about because nothing interested me and I'd be sent to stand outside the classroom. I think I spent 2/3s of my day stood in an empty corridor
My poor mother went through hell trying to tell the school I had a problem and it wasn't just me acting the fool. The schools stance never changed. She even enrolled me into a 'special school' on Saturdays to try and bolster my learning.
I left school with absolutely nothing, not a single grade, joined the army at 16 and after a few years they realised I couldn't read or write. It was the Army that put me through basic schooling, imagine how embarrassing it was for me sat in a class of non english speaking Fijians that were being taught "The black cat sat on the mat" but I did.
I then took it upon myself to study more and by the time Id left the Army had a level 5 foundation degree. since leaving Ive continued and now have a BA (hons) and am currently studying for a MSc. "
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"English is a LIVING language in more than one way!
How many people are taught Latin these days?
Sometimes I literally LOL @ some of the so called "educated" people I come across.
I did Latin for 3 years. what use that was I don't quite know as I didn't become a Nun
so did my ex and he became an accountant.
i like studying animals and plants so it would've been handy for me but no-one taught it to me.
When I first left school I went to normal college first but also a horticultural college which Introduced you to plant names in latin you would have probably enjoyed that, have a look and see if you have a college near to you that could help you. "
when i left school i was going to go to preston horticulture and agriculture college but had to get a job, so i would have loved that yeah. dunno if that school still exists but i can't go to a regular college yet, but could do some online courses in the mean time i guess.
i know some basics of all languages so i can kind of understand a lot of stuff from that and that helps. |
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"English is a LIVING language in more than one way!
How many people are taught Latin these days?
Sometimes I literally LOL @ some of the so called "educated" people I come across.
I did Latin for 3 years. what use that was I don't quite know as I didn't become a Nun
so did my ex and he became an accountant.
i like studying animals and plants so it would've been handy for me but no-one taught it to me.
When I first left school I went to normal college first but also a horticultural college which Introduced you to plant names in latin you would have probably enjoyed that, have a look and see if you have a college near to you that could help you.
when i left school i was going to go to preston horticulture and agriculture college but had to get a job, so i would have loved that yeah. dunno if that school still exists but i can't go to a regular college yet, but could do some online courses in the mean time i guess.
i know some basics of all languages so i can kind of understand a lot of stuff from that and that helps."
Well that sounds good I applied to go straight onto the parkes dept as a appentice and from there to college, the path I took has gone now as the show greenhouses I attended as a apprentice have all shut down which was a big part of my time when working on the different parks, so no one else would experience what I did in that sense which is a shame over 40 years ago now, used to mix our own compost after digging it out of the turf stack on site after steraliseing it then after so many barrow fulls we would add the other Ingredients which is what we used to pot plants and set seed in in the final Ingredient being john Innes we grew some beautiful plants thou I weakened by back when double digging at 17 still comes back after all this time but my love for the subject is still there and the memories then and since. |
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"English is a LIVING language in more than one way!
How many people are taught Latin these days?
Sometimes I literally LOL @ some of the so called "educated" people I come across.
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"English is a LIVING language in more than one way!
How many people are taught Latin these days?
Sometimes I literally LOL @ some of the so called "educated" people I come across.
I did Latin for 3 years. what use that was I don't quite know as I didn't become a Nun
so did my ex and he became an accountant.
i like studying animals and plants so it would've been handy for me but no-one taught it to me.
When I first left school I went to normal college first but also a horticultural college which Introduced you to plant names in latin you would have probably enjoyed that, have a look and see if you have a college near to you that could help you.
when i left school i was going to go to preston horticulture and agriculture college but had to get a job, so i would have loved that yeah. dunno if that school still exists but i can't go to a regular college yet, but could do some online courses in the mean time i guess.
i know some basics of all languages so i can kind of understand a lot of stuff from that and that helps.
Well that sounds good I applied to go straight onto the parkes dept as a appentice and from there to college, the path I took has gone now as the show greenhouses I attended as a apprentice have all shut down which was a big part of my time when working on the different parks, so no one else would experience what I did in that sense which is a shame over 40 years ago now, used to mix our own compost after digging it out of the turf stack on site after steraliseing it then after so many barrow fulls we would add the other Ingredients which is what we used to pot plants and set seed in in the final Ingredient being john Innes we grew some beautiful plants thou I weakened by back when double digging at 17 still comes back after all this time but my love for the subject is still there and the memories then and since. "
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Apply that same question to every thing!
How would we know what is real and what is fake? What is true and what is a lie? What is right and what is wrong?
I think I'd implode! I couldn't handle living in inception.
I know what I know and that is enough for most people |
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"English is a LIVING language in more than one way!
How many people are taught Latin these days?
Sometimes I literally LOL @ some of the so called "educated" people I come across.
I did Latin for 3 years. what use that was I don't quite know as I didn't become a Nun
so did my ex and he became an accountant.
i like studying animals and plants so it would've been handy for me but no-one taught it to me.
When I first left school I went to normal college first but also a horticultural college which Introduced you to plant names in latin you would have probably enjoyed that, have a look and see if you have a college near to you that could help you.
when i left school i was going to go to preston horticulture and agriculture college but had to get a job, so i would have loved that yeah. dunno if that school still exists but i can't go to a regular college yet, but could do some online courses in the mean time i guess.
i know some basics of all languages so i can kind of understand a lot of stuff from that and that helps.
Well that sounds good I applied to go straight onto the parkes dept as a appentice and from there to college, the path I took has gone now as the show greenhouses I attended as a apprentice have all shut down which was a big part of my time when working on the different parks, so no one else would experience what I did in that sense which is a shame over 40 years ago now, used to mix our own compost after digging it out of the turf stack on site after steraliseing it then after so many barrow fulls we would add the other Ingredients which is what we used to pot plants and set seed in in the final Ingredient being john Innes we grew some beautiful plants thou I weakened by back when double digging at 17 still comes back after all this time but my love for the subject is still there and the memories then and since.
do you still work in the field? i'm quite interested in plant biology and some science there."
I did,nt stay in the field very long it could get quite manual at times but there was a magic about it which I still feel at times and one such place was estate land belonging to a hall near to where I live which belonged to a captain then but has changed hands since just by being around the hall felt like you were being transported back in time towards the late 19th century and since nice gardens in those days only 2 of us worked there you can,t Imagine that anywhere now but for a few months I experienced that there haha now they get full teams of contractors in they have some nice mature trees in the gardens as well as the parkland some exotics among them and American redwoods to in the gardens they have a lake to in the park supposedly dug out by monks centurys ago some nice carp, tench, roach etc hardly anyone fishes there now I go there to watch the birds and anything else perhaps deer on occasions, hares, but yes I,m easy to please.. |
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"English is a LIVING language in more than one way!
How many people are taught Latin these days?
Sometimes I literally LOL @ some of the so called "educated" people I come across.
I did Latin for 3 years. what use that was I don't quite know as I didn't become a Nun
so did my ex and he became an accountant.
i like studying animals and plants so it would've been handy for me but no-one taught it to me.
When I first left school I went to normal college first but also a horticultural college which Introduced you to plant names in latin you would have probably enjoyed that, have a look and see if you have a college near to you that could help you.
when i left school i was going to go to preston horticulture and agriculture college but had to get a job, so i would have loved that yeah. dunno if that school still exists but i can't go to a regular college yet, but could do some online courses in the mean time i guess.
i know some basics of all languages so i can kind of understand a lot of stuff from that and that helps.
Well that sounds good I applied to go straight onto the parkes dept as a appentice and from there to college, the path I took has gone now as the show greenhouses I attended as a apprentice have all shut down which was a big part of my time when working on the different parks, so no one else would experience what I did in that sense which is a shame over 40 years ago now, used to mix our own compost after digging it out of the turf stack on site after steraliseing it then after so many barrow fulls we would add the other Ingredients which is what we used to pot plants and set seed in in the final Ingredient being john Innes we grew some beautiful plants thou I weakened by back when double digging at 17 still comes back after all this time but my love for the subject is still there and the memories then and since.
do you still work in the field? i'm quite interested in plant biology and some science there.I did,nt stay in the field very long it could get quite manual at times but there was a magic about it which I still feel at times and one such place was estate land belonging to a hall near to where I live which belonged to a captain then but has changed hands since just by being around the hall felt like you were being transported back in time towards the late 19th century and since nice gardens in those days only 2 of us worked there you can,t Imagine that anywhere now but for a few months I experienced that there haha now they get full teams of contractors in they have some nice mature trees in the gardens as well as the parkland some exotics among them and American redwoods to in the gardens they have a lake to in the park supposedly dug out by monks centurys ago some nice carp, tench, roach etc hardly anyone fishes there now I go there to watch the birds and anything else perhaps deer on occasions, hares, but yes I,m easy to please.. "
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"We all lurn how to spell in our own ways
Sum rite
Sum rong
BUT............
think about this........
We are Onley tort wot others tetch us.
And thay teeth wot thay have been tort and so on.......
Wot if sumone tort you rong cos thay wos tort rong.
You woodount no that you wos tort rong and think wot you have been tort is rite.
My point im making is how can anyone say wot is rite spelling and wot is not rite spelling wen for all you no you cood be rong to.
Ritton words have been about for a verry verry verry long time.
Hoos ses the 1st purson to spell a word and tetch it spelt it rite to start with ?
Just food for thort.....
Wot do you think about this ?
Are you blaming your education for your dyslexia?
I'm dyslexic. I went to a toga party dressed as a goat.
I tried devil worshipping and sold my soul to Santa
Dyslexics rule. KO! "
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Serious question but do any of the people with bad dyslexia have any thoughts on trying to get further help/schooling now later in life? Not to fit in but out of curiosity to see if it would make any difference? |
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"English is a LIVING language in more than one way!
How many people are taught Latin these days?
Sometimes I literally LOL @ some of the so called "educated" people I come across.
I did Latin for 3 years. what use that was I don't quite know as I didn't become a Nun
so did my ex and he became an accountant.
i like studying animals and plants so it would've been handy for me but no-one taught it to me.
When I first left school I went to normal college first but also a horticultural college which Introduced you to plant names in latin you would have probably enjoyed that, have a look and see if you have a college near to you that could help you.
when i left school i was going to go to preston horticulture and agriculture college but had to get a job, so i would have loved that yeah. dunno if that school still exists but i can't go to a regular college yet, but could do some online courses in the mean time i guess.
i know some basics of all languages so i can kind of understand a lot of stuff from that and that helps.
Well that sounds good I applied to go straight onto the parkes dept as a appentice and from there to college, the path I took has gone now as the show greenhouses I attended as a apprentice have all shut down which was a big part of my time when working on the different parks, so no one else would experience what I did in that sense which is a shame over 40 years ago now, used to mix our own compost after digging it out of the turf stack on site after steraliseing it then after so many barrow fulls we would add the other Ingredients which is what we used to pot plants and set seed in in the final Ingredient being john Innes we grew some beautiful plants thou I weakened by back when double digging at 17 still comes back after all this time but my love for the subject is still there and the memories then and since.
do you still work in the field? i'm quite interested in plant biology and some science there.I did,nt stay in the field very long it could get quite manual at times but there was a magic about it which I still feel at times and one such place was estate land belonging to a hall near to where I live which belonged to a captain then but has changed hands since just by being around the hall felt like you were being transported back in time towards the late 19th century and since nice gardens in those days only 2 of us worked there you can,t Imagine that anywhere now but for a few months I experienced that there haha now they get full teams of contractors in they have some nice mature trees in the gardens as well as the parkland some exotics among them and American redwoods to in the gardens they have a lake to in the park supposedly dug out by monks centurys ago some nice carp, tench, roach etc hardly anyone fishes there now I go there to watch the birds and anything else perhaps deer on occasions, hares, but yes I,m easy to please..
sounds really nice that. at least you have some lovely memories and can still enjoy what you enjoyed. "
Thanks yes its a big part of me and always will be spent many hours in that park in my lifetime and hopefully many more, I remember my grandad has a youngster in the garden shed showing me his kidney beans seeds and young tomato plants growing we had a proper vegetable garden me dad could grow veg but looking back there was a lot of digging and clearing couch out etc but the returns were good some of that stays with you we had some lovely gooseberry bushes one year they got saw fly but they all recovered as they were strong mature bushes, and a beautiful mature victorian plum tree which got laden with fruit thou the wasps loved them to, the new neibours there cut the tree down if only they knew what a loss that was perhaps 60 years old then now I,ve got other trees around me I,d rather see greenery than a concrete dessert.. |
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"English is a LIVING language in more than one way!
How many people are taught Latin these days?
Sometimes I literally LOL @ some of the so called "educated" people I come across.
I did Latin for 3 years. what use that was I don't quite know as I didn't become a Nun
so did my ex and he became an accountant.
i like studying animals and plants so it would've been handy for me but no-one taught it to me.
When I first left school I went to normal college first but also a horticultural college which Introduced you to plant names in latin you would have probably enjoyed that, have a look and see if you have a college near to you that could help you.
when i left school i was going to go to preston horticulture and agriculture college but had to get a job, so i would have loved that yeah. dunno if that school still exists but i can't go to a regular college yet, but could do some online courses in the mean time i guess.
i know some basics of all languages so i can kind of understand a lot of stuff from that and that helps.
Well that sounds good I applied to go straight onto the parkes dept as a appentice and from there to college, the path I took has gone now as the show greenhouses I attended as a apprentice have all shut down which was a big part of my time when working on the different parks, so no one else would experience what I did in that sense which is a shame over 40 years ago now, used to mix our own compost after digging it out of the turf stack on site after steraliseing it then after so many barrow fulls we would add the other Ingredients which is what we used to pot plants and set seed in in the final Ingredient being john Innes we grew some beautiful plants thou I weakened by back when double digging at 17 still comes back after all this time but my love for the subject is still there and the memories then and since.
do you still work in the field? i'm quite interested in plant biology and some science there.I did,nt stay in the field very long it could get quite manual at times but there was a magic about it which I still feel at times and one such place was estate land belonging to a hall near to where I live which belonged to a captain then but has changed hands since just by being around the hall felt like you were being transported back in time towards the late 19th century and since nice gardens in those days only 2 of us worked there you can,t Imagine that anywhere now but for a few months I experienced that there haha now they get full teams of contractors in they have some nice mature trees in the gardens as well as the parkland some exotics among them and American redwoods to in the gardens they have a lake to in the park supposedly dug out by monks centurys ago some nice carp, tench, roach etc hardly anyone fishes there now I go there to watch the birds and anything else perhaps deer on occasions, hares, but yes I,m easy to please..
sounds really nice that. at least you have some lovely memories and can still enjoy what you enjoyed. Thanks yes its a big part of me and always will be spent many hours in that park in my lifetime and hopefully many more, I remember my grandad has a youngster in the garden shed showing me his kidney beans seeds and young tomato plants growing we had a proper vegetable garden me dad could grow veg but looking back there was a lot of digging and clearing couch out etc but the returns were good some of that stays with you we had some lovely gooseberry bushes one year they got saw fly but they all recovered as they were strong mature bushes, and a beautiful mature victorian plum tree which got laden with fruit thou the wasps loved them to, the new neibours there cut the tree down if only they knew what a loss that was perhaps 60 years old then now I,ve got other trees around me I,d rather see greenery than a concrete dessert.. "
maybe they got sick of the wasps?
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"Serious question but do any of the people with bad dyslexia have any thoughts on trying to get further help/schooling now later in life? Not to fit in but out of curiosity to see if it would make any difference?"
I have tried one but it wos not verry helpfall.
It wos all on a computer and most of it wos'' reed the sentence then spot the incret word'' and stuff like that. Witch wos almost useliss. With a Groop of 10-15 people hoo carnt spell and with just 1 thutter to help.
And wen it came to the test the thutrer wos pointing out the rite arnsers for us....
Surprzenleey we all parsd with a level 1 English |
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"English is a LIVING language in more than one way!
How many people are taught Latin these days?
Sometimes I literally LOL @ some of the so called "educated" people I come across.
I did Latin for 3 years. what use that was I don't quite know as I didn't become a Nun
so did my ex and he became an accountant.
i like studying animals and plants so it would've been handy for me but no-one taught it to me.
When I first left school I went to normal college first but also a horticultural college which Introduced you to plant names in latin you would have probably enjoyed that, have a look and see if you have a college near to you that could help you.
when i left school i was going to go to preston horticulture and agriculture college but had to get a job, so i would have loved that yeah. dunno if that school still exists but i can't go to a regular college yet, but could do some online courses in the mean time i guess.
i know some basics of all languages so i can kind of understand a lot of stuff from that and that helps.
Well that sounds good I applied to go straight onto the parkes dept as a appentice and from there to college, the path I took has gone now as the show greenhouses I attended as a apprentice have all shut down which was a big part of my time when working on the different parks, so no one else would experience what I did in that sense which is a shame over 40 years ago now, used to mix our own compost after digging it out of the turf stack on site after steraliseing it then after so many barrow fulls we would add the other Ingredients which is what we used to pot plants and set seed in in the final Ingredient being john Innes we grew some beautiful plants thou I weakened by back when double digging at 17 still comes back after all this time but my love for the subject is still there and the memories then and since.
do you still work in the field? i'm quite interested in plant biology and some science there.I did,nt stay in the field very long it could get quite manual at times but there was a magic about it which I still feel at times and one such place was estate land belonging to a hall near to where I live which belonged to a captain then but has changed hands since just by being around the hall felt like you were being transported back in time towards the late 19th century and since nice gardens in those days only 2 of us worked there you can,t Imagine that anywhere now but for a few months I experienced that there haha now they get full teams of contractors in they have some nice mature trees in the gardens as well as the parkland some exotics among them and American redwoods to in the gardens they have a lake to in the park supposedly dug out by monks centurys ago some nice carp, tench, roach etc hardly anyone fishes there now I go there to watch the birds and anything else perhaps deer on occasions, hares, but yes I,m easy to please..
sounds really nice that. at least you have some lovely memories and can still enjoy what you enjoyed. Thanks yes its a big part of me and always will be spent many hours in that park in my lifetime and hopefully many more, I remember my grandad has a youngster in the garden shed showing me his kidney beans seeds and young tomato plants growing we had a proper vegetable garden me dad could grow veg but looking back there was a lot of digging and clearing couch out etc but the returns were good some of that stays with you we had some lovely gooseberry bushes one year they got saw fly but they all recovered as they were strong mature bushes, and a beautiful mature victorian plum tree which got laden with fruit thou the wasps loved them to, the new neibours there cut the tree down if only they knew what a loss that was perhaps 60 years old then now I,ve got other trees around me I,d rather see greenery than a concrete dessert..
maybe they got sick of the wasps?
i think most people would rather see greenery. it's weird we haven't built our cities to reflect that more."
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"Serious question but do any of the people with bad dyslexia have any thoughts on trying to get further help/schooling now later in life? Not to fit in but out of curiosity to see if it would make any difference?
I have tried one but it wos not verry helpfall.
It wos all on a computer and most of it wos'' reed the sentence then spot the incret word'' and stuff like that. Witch wos almost useliss. With a Groop of 10-15 people hoo carnt spell and with just 1 thutter to help.
And wen it came to the test the thutrer wos pointing out the rite arnsers for us....
Surprzenleey we all parsd with a level 1 English "
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I'm a dyslexic dwarf so taking the piss is not big and it's not clever.
At 5'7 you are not a dwarf, so who is taking the piss? "
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Seeside,
I can only assume that the spelling police have been whinging about your use of the English language..
I still stand by my bunch of roses comment and people shouldn't jump to conclusion about others..
The English language is awful, a collection of many other languages that has evolved into the mish mash we speak today..
Your point is valid, it is the most popular spelling of a word which stuck, not necessarily the easiest way either..
I quote the immortal words of Christina Aguilera..
You're beautiful
No matter what they say
Words can't bring you down
Oh no
You're beautiful
In every single way
Yes words can't bring you down
Oh no
So don't you bring me down today...
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"Serious question but do any of the people with bad dyslexia have any thoughts on trying to get further help/schooling now later in life? Not to fit in but out of curiosity to see if it would make any difference?
I have tried one but it wos not verry helpfall.
It wos all on a computer and most of it wos'' reed the sentence then spot the incret word'' and stuff like that. Witch wos almost useliss. With a Groop of 10-15 people hoo carnt spell and with just 1 thutter to help.
And wen it came to the test the thutrer wos pointing out the rite arnsers for us....
Surprzenleey we all parsd with a level 1 English
Maybe a one to one tutor is better than group ones.. though obviously that would be pricey "
he might be able to find people who would teach him over skype? for nothing.
i'm on other sites, i don't really use them now (an nobody knows i'm female on them so there's no favoritism) but ive had people offer to teach me computer languages over skype, and did let one guy help me a while back. they never wanted any money, they just enjoy teaching people.
not sure what sites you'd find someone who enjoys teaching english though. |
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"We all lurn how to spell in our own ways
Sum rite
Sum rong
BUT............
think about this........
We are Onley tort wot others tetch us.
And thay teeth wot thay have been tort and so on.......
Wot if sumone tort you rong cos thay wos tort rong.
You woodount no that you wos tort rong and think wot you have been tort is rite.
My point im making is how can anyone say wot is rite spelling and wot is not rite spelling wen for all you no you cood be rong to.
Ritton words have been about for a verry verry verry long time.
Hoos ses the 1st purson to spell a word and tetch it spelt it rite to start with ?
Just food for thort.....
Wot do you think about this ?
Are you blaming your education for your dyslexia?
I'm dyslexic. I went to a toga party dressed as a goat."
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"I don't know what 'give it up' means foxy.
I don't know who is 'giving it up' either.
Seeside or others ?
Sorry I know it is early, but birthday weekend and a few wines, but after 5 months of constant threads about being dyslexic, from the same person, it's like we know already! Why continue to harp on about it, hence give it a break!
He used a great APP yesterday that he was proud of, and it worked, yet again has reverted to this.....why?"
Got you now. Thanks. |
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"Serious question but do any of the people with bad dyslexia have any thoughts on trying to get further help/schooling now later in life? Not to fit in but out of curiosity to see if it would make any difference?
I have tried one but it wos not verry helpfall.
It wos all on a computer and most of it wos'' reed the sentence then spot the incret word'' and stuff like that. Witch wos almost useliss. With a Groop of 10-15 people hoo carnt spell and with just 1 thutter to help.
And wen it came to the test the thutrer wos pointing out the rite arnsers for us....
Surprzenleey we all parsd with a level 1 English
Maybe a one to one tutor is better than group ones.. though obviously that would be pricey
he might be able to find people who would teach him over skype? for nothing.
i'm on other sites, i don't really use them now (an nobody knows i'm female on them so there's no favoritism) but ive had people offer to teach me computer languages over skype, and did let one guy help me a while back. they never wanted any money, they just enjoy teaching people.
not sure what sites you'd find someone who enjoys teaching english though."
That's a good idea, I am not sure where to look for those but if someone did it would be good. |
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"Serious question but do any of the people with bad dyslexia have any thoughts on trying to get further help/schooling now later in life? Not to fit in but out of curiosity to see if it would make any difference?
I have tried one but it wos not verry helpfall.
It wos all on a computer and most of it wos'' reed the sentence then spot the incret word'' and stuff like that. Witch wos almost useliss. With a Groop of 10-15 people hoo carnt spell and with just 1 thutter to help.
And wen it came to the test the thutrer wos pointing out the rite arnsers for us....
Surprzenleey we all parsd with a level 1 English
Maybe a one to one tutor is better than group ones.. though obviously that would be pricey
he might be able to find people who would teach him over skype? for nothing.
i'm on other sites, i don't really use them now (an nobody knows i'm female on them so there's no favoritism) but ive had people offer to teach me computer languages over skype, and did let one guy help me a while back. they never wanted any money, they just enjoy teaching people.
not sure what sites you'd find someone who enjoys teaching english though.
That's a good idea, I am not sure where to look for those but if someone did it would be good. "
i would offer but my english isn't great already. |
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"Serious question but do any of the people with bad dyslexia have any thoughts on trying to get further help/schooling now later in life? Not to fit in but out of curiosity to see if it would make any difference?
I have tried one but it wos not verry helpfall.
It wos all on a computer and most of it wos'' reed the sentence then spot the incret word'' and stuff like that. Witch wos almost useliss. With a Groop of 10-15 people hoo carnt spell and with just 1 thutter to help.
And wen it came to the test the thutrer wos pointing out the rite arnsers for us....
Surprzenleey we all parsd with a level 1 English
Maybe a one to one tutor is better than group ones.. though obviously that would be pricey
he might be able to find people who would teach him over skype? for nothing.
i'm on other sites, i don't really use them now (an nobody knows i'm female on them so there's no favoritism) but ive had people offer to teach me computer languages over skype, and did let one guy help me a while back. they never wanted any money, they just enjoy teaching people.
not sure what sites you'd find someone who enjoys teaching english though.
That's a good idea, I am not sure where to look for those but if someone did it would be good.
i would offer but my english isn't great already."
I have a pretty decent grasp on grammar etc, however I dont think I have the right skills or patience to tutor someone with dyslexia only because I do not have the full understanding of the different types (I know for some coloured paper and screens help them read without words jumping)
Helping my nephews with spellings though I'm shit hot haha.. I know my limitations unfortunately, if we could find someone to help others though it would be a brilliant way for people to give back and help. |
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over a year ago
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"I don't know what 'give it up' means foxy.
I don't know who is 'giving it up' either.
Seeside or others ?
Sorry I know it is early, but birthday weekend and a few wines, but after 5 months of constant threads about being dyslexic, from the same person, it's like we know already! Why continue to harp on about it, hence give it a break!
He used a great APP yesterday that he was proud of, and it worked, yet again has reverted to this.....why?."
Because 1 it Onley works with a quiet background witch I dont allways have and 2 im not going to be talking to my fone 24/7 espeshaley wen im not on my own most of the time at home and with enoying ear wiggers about. |
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"Serious question but do any of the people with bad dyslexia have any thoughts on trying to get further help/schooling now later in life? Not to fit in but out of curiosity to see if it would make any difference?
I have tried one but it wos not verry helpfall.
It wos all on a computer and most of it wos'' reed the sentence then spot the incret word'' and stuff like that. Witch wos almost useliss. With a Groop of 10-15 people hoo carnt spell and with just 1 thutter to help.
And wen it came to the test the thutrer wos pointing out the rite arnsers for us....
Surprzenleey we all parsd with a level 1 English
Maybe a one to one tutor is better than group ones.. though obviously that would be pricey
he might be able to find people who would teach him over skype? for nothing.
i'm on other sites, i don't really use them now (an nobody knows i'm female on them so there's no favoritism) but ive had people offer to teach me computer languages over skype, and did let one guy help me a while back. they never wanted any money, they just enjoy teaching people.
not sure what sites you'd find someone who enjoys teaching english though.
That's a good idea, I am not sure where to look for those but if someone did it would be good.
i would offer but my english isn't great already.
I have a pretty decent grasp on grammar etc, however I dont think I have the right skills or patience to tutor someone with dyslexia only because I do not have the full understanding of the different types (I know for some coloured paper and screens help them read without words jumping)
Helping my nephews with spellings though I'm shit hot haha.. I know my limitations unfortunately, if we could find someone to help others though it would be a brilliant way for people to give back and help."
these people will be out there and happy enough to help, but like we said it is finding them.
luckily my ex is good at that stuff and maths else our kids would be dumbasses.
think i wanna find someone to tutor me now i've thought about it. |
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"Serious question but do any of the people with bad dyslexia have any thoughts on trying to get further help/schooling now later in life? Not to fit in but out of curiosity to see if it would make any difference?
I have tried one but it wos not verry helpfall.
It wos all on a computer and most of it wos'' reed the sentence then spot the incret word'' and stuff like that. Witch wos almost useliss. With a Groop of 10-15 people hoo carnt spell and with just 1 thutter to help.
And wen it came to the test the thutrer wos pointing out the rite arnsers for us....
Surprzenleey we all parsd with a level 1 English
Maybe a one to one tutor is better than group ones.. though obviously that would be pricey
he might be able to find people who would teach him over skype? for nothing.
i'm on other sites, i don't really use them now (an nobody knows i'm female on them so there's no favoritism) but ive had people offer to teach me computer languages over skype, and did let one guy help me a while back. they never wanted any money, they just enjoy teaching people.
not sure what sites you'd find someone who enjoys teaching english though.
That's a good idea, I am not sure where to look for those but if someone did it would be good.
i would offer but my english isn't great already.
I have a pretty decent grasp on grammar etc, however I dont think I have the right skills or patience to tutor someone with dyslexia only because I do not have the full understanding of the different types (I know for some coloured paper and screens help them read without words jumping)
Helping my nephews with spellings though I'm shit hot haha.. I know my limitations unfortunately, if we could find someone to help others though it would be a brilliant way for people to give back and help.
these people will be out there and happy enough to help, but like we said it is finding them.
luckily my ex is good at that stuff and maths else our kids would be dumbasses.
think i wanna find someone to tutor me now i've thought about it."
Go for it there is nothing to say we have to stop learning just because we get to a certain age.. once im settled in my own house Im going to look at the open university for a course to try |
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"Serious question but do any of the people with bad dyslexia have any thoughts on trying to get further help/schooling now later in life? Not to fit in but out of curiosity to see if it would make any difference?
I have tried one but it wos not verry helpfall.
It wos all on a computer and most of it wos'' reed the sentence then spot the incret word'' and stuff like that. Witch wos almost useliss. With a Groop of 10-15 people hoo carnt spell and with just 1 thutter to help.
And wen it came to the test the thutrer wos pointing out the rite arnsers for us....
Surprzenleey we all parsd with a level 1 English
Maybe a one to one tutor is better than group ones.. though obviously that would be pricey
he might be able to find people who would teach him over skype? for nothing.
i'm on other sites, i don't really use them now (an nobody knows i'm female on them so there's no favoritism) but ive had people offer to teach me computer languages over skype, and did let one guy help me a while back. they never wanted any money, they just enjoy teaching people.
not sure what sites you'd find someone who enjoys teaching english though.
That's a good idea, I am not sure where to look for those but if someone did it would be good.
i would offer but my english isn't great already.
I have a pretty decent grasp on grammar etc, however I dont think I have the right skills or patience to tutor someone with dyslexia only because I do not have the full understanding of the different types (I know for some coloured paper and screens help them read without words jumping)
Helping my nephews with spellings though I'm shit hot haha.. I know my limitations unfortunately, if we could find someone to help others though it would be a brilliant way for people to give back and help.
these people will be out there and happy enough to help, but like we said it is finding them.
luckily my ex is good at that stuff and maths else our kids would be dumbasses.
think i wanna find someone to tutor me now i've thought about it.
Go for it there is nothing to say we have to stop learning just because we get to a certain age.. once im settled in my own house Im going to look at the open university for a course to try "
i signed up for a maths and english course online, think they start today so i'll probably get emails later about it. |
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"Serious question but do any of the people with bad dyslexia have any thoughts on trying to get further help/schooling now later in life? Not to fit in but out of curiosity to see if it would make any difference?
I have tried one but it wos not verry helpfall.
It wos all on a computer and most of it wos'' reed the sentence then spot the incret word'' and stuff like that. Witch wos almost useliss. With a Groop of 10-15 people hoo carnt spell and with just 1 thutter to help.
And wen it came to the test the thutrer wos pointing out the rite arnsers for us....
Surprzenleey we all parsd with a level 1 English
Maybe a one to one tutor is better than group ones.. though obviously that would be pricey
he might be able to find people who would teach him over skype? for nothing.
i'm on other sites, i don't really use them now (an nobody knows i'm female on them so there's no favoritism) but ive had people offer to teach me computer languages over skype, and did let one guy help me a while back. they never wanted any money, they just enjoy teaching people.
not sure what sites you'd find someone who enjoys teaching english though.
That's a good idea, I am not sure where to look for those but if someone did it would be good.
i would offer but my english isn't great already.
I have a pretty decent grasp on grammar etc, however I dont think I have the right skills or patience to tutor someone with dyslexia only because I do not have the full understanding of the different types (I know for some coloured paper and screens help them read without words jumping)
Helping my nephews with spellings though I'm shit hot haha.. I know my limitations unfortunately, if we could find someone to help others though it would be a brilliant way for people to give back and help.
these people will be out there and happy enough to help, but like we said it is finding them.
luckily my ex is good at that stuff and maths else our kids would be dumbasses.
think i wanna find someone to tutor me now i've thought about it.
Go for it there is nothing to say we have to stop learning just because we get to a certain age.. once im settled in my own house Im going to look at the open university for a course to try
i signed up for a maths and english course online, think they start today so i'll probably get emails later about it. "
Good luck with them sweetie, be great to hear an update as you go on see how it is.
Maths isnt my strong point but ive devised ways to do sums, equations, percentages etc, not how is taught in schools but makes sense for me. |
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"Serious question but do any of the people with bad dyslexia have any thoughts on trying to get further help/schooling now later in life? Not to fit in but out of curiosity to see if it would make any difference?
I have tried one but it wos not verry helpfall.
It wos all on a computer and most of it wos'' reed the sentence then spot the incret word'' and stuff like that. Witch wos almost useliss. With a Groop of 10-15 people hoo carnt spell and with just 1 thutter to help.
And wen it came to the test the thutrer wos pointing out the rite arnsers for us....
Surprzenleey we all parsd with a level 1 English
Maybe a one to one tutor is better than group ones.. though obviously that would be pricey
he might be able to find people who would teach him over skype? for nothing.
i'm on other sites, i don't really use them now (an nobody knows i'm female on them so there's no favoritism) but ive had people offer to teach me computer languages over skype, and did let one guy help me a while back. they never wanted any money, they just enjoy teaching people.
not sure what sites you'd find someone who enjoys teaching english though.
That's a good idea, I am not sure where to look for those but if someone did it would be good.
i would offer but my english isn't great already.
I have a pretty decent grasp on grammar etc, however I dont think I have the right skills or patience to tutor someone with dyslexia only because I do not have the full understanding of the different types (I know for some coloured paper and screens help them read without words jumping)
Helping my nephews with spellings though I'm shit hot haha.. I know my limitations unfortunately, if we could find someone to help others though it would be a brilliant way for people to give back and help.
these people will be out there and happy enough to help, but like we said it is finding them.
luckily my ex is good at that stuff and maths else our kids would be dumbasses.
think i wanna find someone to tutor me now i've thought about it.
Go for it there is nothing to say we have to stop learning just because we get to a certain age.. once im settled in my own house Im going to look at the open university for a course to try
i signed up for a maths and english course online, think they start today so i'll probably get emails later about it.
Good luck with them sweetie, be great to hear an update as you go on see how it is.
Maths isnt my strong point but ive devised ways to do sums, equations, percentages etc, not how is taught in schools but makes sense for me. "
thanks, i am doing alright with my psychology course, don't really understand my teacher that well so struggling a bit there. when you get a good teacher you can understand that helps a lot. i was lucky i got a good one from canada years ago, and he was online on some forums. he taught me a lot about science, mostly the basics and evolution. i've forgotten a lot of it with having PTSD my memory used to be pretty bad but when i get reminded of some stuff i can remember a lot more eventually.
thanks for the encouragement. i love learning when i understand the teacher. |
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"Serious question but do any of the people with bad dyslexia have any thoughts on trying to get further help/schooling now later in life? Not to fit in but out of curiosity to see if it would make any difference?
I have tried one but it wos not verry helpfall.
It wos all on a computer and most of it wos'' reed the sentence then spot the incret word'' and stuff like that. Witch wos almost useliss. With a Groop of 10-15 people hoo carnt spell and with just 1 thutter to help.
And wen it came to the test the thutrer wos pointing out the rite arnsers for us....
Surprzenleey we all parsd with a level 1 English
Maybe a one to one tutor is better than group ones.. though obviously that would be pricey
he might be able to find people who would teach him over skype? for nothing.
i'm on other sites, i don't really use them now (an nobody knows i'm female on them so there's no favoritism) but ive had people offer to teach me computer languages over skype, and did let one guy help me a while back. they never wanted any money, they just enjoy teaching people.
not sure what sites you'd find someone who enjoys teaching english though.
That's a good idea, I am not sure where to look for those but if someone did it would be good.
i would offer but my english isn't great already.
I have a pretty decent grasp on grammar etc, however I dont think I have the right skills or patience to tutor someone with dyslexia only because I do not have the full understanding of the different types (I know for some coloured paper and screens help them read without words jumping)
Helping my nephews with spellings though I'm shit hot haha.. I know my limitations unfortunately, if we could find someone to help others though it would be a brilliant way for people to give back and help.
these people will be out there and happy enough to help, but like we said it is finding them.
luckily my ex is good at that stuff and maths else our kids would be dumbasses.
think i wanna find someone to tutor me now i've thought about it.
Go for it there is nothing to say we have to stop learning just because we get to a certain age.. once im settled in my own house Im going to look at the open university for a course to try
i signed up for a maths and english course online, think they start today so i'll probably get emails later about it.
Good luck with them sweetie, be great to hear an update as you go on see how it is.
Maths isnt my strong point but ive devised ways to do sums, equations, percentages etc, not how is taught in schools but makes sense for me.
thanks, i am doing alright with my psychology course, don't really understand my teacher that well so struggling a bit there. when you get a good teacher you can understand that helps a lot. i was lucky i got a good one from canada years ago, and he was online on some forums. he taught me a lot about science, mostly the basics and evolution. i've forgotten a lot of it with having PTSD my memory used to be pretty bad but when i get reminded of some stuff i can remember a lot more eventually.
thanks for the encouragement. i love learning when i understand the teacher."
Thats always the best thing, the lessons i had a great teacher in I always excelled, i can still do the spanish alphabet as I was taught it in a song way.
My art was always the best but thats because my dad taught me from a young age.
Thats cool you are doing psychology its something that always intrigued me, I may look at courses to learn how to be a therapist as that seems to be an area i do well with, these days though the opportunities are endless! |
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"Try reading some Chaucer "
http://www.thehistoryofenglish.com/history_old.html
Very interesting reading for those really interested in this topic. This stuff still fascinates me even years (I probably should say decades) after finishing college. |
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"Serious question but do any of the people with bad dyslexia have any thoughts on trying to get further help/schooling now later in life? Not to fit in but out of curiosity to see if it would make any difference?
I have tried one but it wos not verry helpfall.
It wos all on a computer and most of it wos'' reed the sentence then spot the incret word'' and stuff like that. Witch wos almost useliss. With a Groop of 10-15 people hoo carnt spell and with just 1 thutter to help.
And wen it came to the test the thutrer wos pointing out the rite arnsers for us....
Surprzenleey we all parsd with a level 1 English
Maybe a one to one tutor is better than group ones.. though obviously that would be pricey
he might be able to find people who would teach him over skype? for nothing.
i'm on other sites, i don't really use them now (an nobody knows i'm female on them so there's no favoritism) but ive had people offer to teach me computer languages over skype, and did let one guy help me a while back. they never wanted any money, they just enjoy teaching people.
not sure what sites you'd find someone who enjoys teaching english though.
That's a good idea, I am not sure where to look for those but if someone did it would be good.
i would offer but my english isn't great already.
I have a pretty decent grasp on grammar etc, however I dont think I have the right skills or patience to tutor someone with dyslexia only because I do not have the full understanding of the different types (I know for some coloured paper and screens help them read without words jumping)
Helping my nephews with spellings though I'm shit hot haha.. I know my limitations unfortunately, if we could find someone to help others though it would be a brilliant way for people to give back and help.
these people will be out there and happy enough to help, but like we said it is finding them.
luckily my ex is good at that stuff and maths else our kids would be dumbasses.
think i wanna find someone to tutor me now i've thought about it.
Go for it there is nothing to say we have to stop learning just because we get to a certain age.. once im settled in my own house Im going to look at the open university for a course to try
i signed up for a maths and english course online, think they start today so i'll probably get emails later about it.
Good luck with them sweetie, be great to hear an update as you go on see how it is.
Maths isnt my strong point but ive devised ways to do sums, equations, percentages etc, not how is taught in schools but makes sense for me.
thanks, i am doing alright with my psychology course, don't really understand my teacher that well so struggling a bit there. when you get a good teacher you can understand that helps a lot. i was lucky i got a good one from canada years ago, and he was online on some forums. he taught me a lot about science, mostly the basics and evolution. i've forgotten a lot of it with having PTSD my memory used to be pretty bad but when i get reminded of some stuff i can remember a lot more eventually.
thanks for the encouragement. i love learning when i understand the teacher.
Thats always the best thing, the lessons i had a great teacher in I always excelled, i can still do the spanish alphabet as I was taught it in a song way.
My art was always the best but thats because my dad taught me from a young age.
Thats cool you are doing psychology its something that always intrigued me, I may look at courses to learn how to be a therapist as that seems to be an area i do well with, these days though the opportunities are endless! "
yeah good teachers help a lot.
you should do that. it's really fascinating, especially if you've lived this stuff or seen it for yourself and can truly understand it.
i've been studying for about 10 years now, since my sister had her breakdown and i hadn't got a clue what was going on. then i studied a bit of neurology because it was part of that and i just found it interesting, there's a lot branches off from studying the brain and it's all interesting (to me anyway).
psychology is branching more into how physically we are made up and what happens in the brain there to affect us mentally. i used to think shoving people on tablets was a cop out but now i know how and why they work i don't think that any more. plus my sister told me what her tablets do and how they make her feel and she backs up what i've learned there. |
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I get annoyed at people splitting infinitives and starting sentences with prepositions. So bad spelling and grammar - even my own - really grates on me.
However, I would never correct someone publically on their grasp of language. Because you don't know their story with that language. And to my knowledge I'm not an arsehole. |
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over a year ago
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I'm a dyslexic dwarf so taking the piss is not big and it's not clever.
At 5'7 you are not a dwarf, so who is taking the piss?
At 5'1, I'm guessing this joke isn't the only thing going over your head! "
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"We all lurn how to spell in our own ways
Sum rite
Sum rong
BUT............
think about this........
We are Onley tort wot others tetch us.
And thay teeth wot thay have been tort and so on.......
Wot if sumone tort you rong cos thay wos tort rong.
You woodount no that you wos tort rong and think wot you have been tort is rite.
My point im making is how can anyone say wot is rite spelling and wot is not rite spelling wen for all you no you cood be rong to.
Ritton words have been about for a verry verry verry long time.
Hoos ses the 1st purson to spell a word and tetch it spelt it rite to start with ?
Just food for thort.....
Wot do you think about this ?"
I think your obsessed with spelling. |
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"We all lurn how to spell in our own ways
Sum rite
Sum rong
BUT............
think about this........
We are Onley tort wot others tetch us.
And thay teeth wot thay have been tort and so on.......
Wot if sumone tort you rong cos thay wos tort rong.
You woodount no that you wos tort rong and think wot you have been tort is rite.
My point im making is how can anyone say wot is rite spelling and wot is not rite spelling wen for all you no you cood be rong to.
Ritton words have been about for a verry verry verry long time.
Hoos ses the 1st purson to spell a word and tetch it spelt it rite to start with ?
Just food for thort.....
Wot do you think about this ?
I think your obsessed with spelling."
When you suffer a debilitating affliction that has caused you stress all your life, you do start to obsess about it...
It doesn't help when people pick up on your mistakes and take the time to point it out publicly..
I suffer nominal aphasia, I cannot recall people's other place names.. It can be highly embarrassing and it has held me back (failed English literature due to not being able to remember any characters names)
I can fully understand why the op obsesses this subject, you would too if you lived it.
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"We all lurn how to spell in our own ways
Sum rite
Sum rong
BUT............
think about this........
We are Onley tort wot others tetch us.
And thay teeth wot thay have been tort and so on.......
Wot if sumone tort you rong cos thay wos tort rong.
You woodount no that you wos tort rong and think wot you have been tort is rite.
My point im making is how can anyone say wot is rite spelling and wot is not rite spelling wen for all you no you cood be rong to.
Ritton words have been about for a verry verry verry long time.
Hoos ses the 1st purson to spell a word and tetch it spelt it rite to start with ?
Just food for thort.....
Wot do you think about this ?
I think your obsessed with spelling.
When you suffer a debilitating affliction that has caused you stress all your life, you do start to obsess about it...
It doesn't help when people pick up on your mistakes and take the time to point it out publicly..
I suffer nominal aphasia, I cannot recall people's other place names.. It can be highly embarrassing and it has held me back (failed English literature due to not being able to remember any characters names)
I can fully understand why the op obsesses this subject, you would too if you lived it.
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We are all different I guess as I find it pointless obsessing over things I have no control over. |
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By *oxy_minxWoman
over a year ago
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I'm a dyslexic dwarf so taking the piss is not big and it's not clever.
At 5'7 you are not a dwarf, so who is taking the piss?
At 5'1, I'm guessing this joke isn't the only thing going over your head!
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So personal insults are your thing I take it, at 5'1 I am not a dwarf just very happy in my own skin, unfortunately personality traits can't be changed and people end up being t**ts forever |
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"Sorry Seeside, you may be dyslexic but why all your posts have to be about the same thing is beyond me.
I personally find it strange when you spell one word right then spell it wrong again in the very next sentence, when you say you have a specific way of spelling.
I know some are horrible about bad spelling and some pander to you, but please give it up at times. And yes I am aware some will call me the big bad witch for this, but sometimes people, give it up! "
Let the lad have his fun? |
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