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To those getting on my case for being a "grammar ****"..........I believe this goes much farther than just poor grammar. The incorrect usage of an apostrophe is one thing...but seriously?
And you people who say "it doesn't matter how he types, we get the point", you're part of the problem with this society.
Unless the OP is deaf.................. then I will continue doing this
Amen Brother! Working with this younger generation it just kills me trying to read some of their paperwork. I can understand the occasional fat finger when typing but it's like they don't care.
As for being quiet, I've never heard a bike that annoyed me but maybe I'm just a little off. I guess I'd just idle out of your neighborhood.
To those getting on my case for being a "grammar ****"..........I believe this goes much farther than just poor grammar. The incorrect usage of an apostrophe is one thing...but seriously?
And you people who say "it doesn't matter how he types, we get the point", you're part of the problem with this society.
Unless the OP is deaf.................. then I will continue doing this
So how does criticizing someone you know nothing about solve the problem? Seems to me that you may be more of the problem with society than he is. If you really cared about illiteracy, you'd privately reach out to him and offer help/advice instead of trying to humiliate him on a public forum. If you don't care and it just makes you feel better about yourself to take jabs at people who don't meet your standards, well then, you just may be an a-hole.
So how does criticizing someone you know nothing about solve the problem? Seems to me that you may be more of the problem with society than he is. If you really cared about illiteracy, you'd privately reach out to him and offer help/advice instead of trying to humiliate him on a public forum. If you don't care and it just makes you feel better about yourself to take jabs at people who don't meet your standards, well then, you just may be an a-hole.
Agreed....keep making fun of the guy who can't spell, that will teach him.
Bullying in the HD forum will certainly change things.
To those getting on my case for being a "grammar ****"..........I believe this goes much farther than just poor grammar. The incorrect usage of an apostrophe is one thing...but seriously?
And you people who say "it doesn't matter how he types, we get the point", you're part of the problem with this society.
Unless the OP is deaf.................. then I will continue doing this
One should be familiar with the proper use of the word "further," as opposed to the word "farther." Otherwise, one risks being considered "part of the problem with this society."
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