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17/8/08 23:20
17/8/08 23:18
i blame texting my spelling is useless as it is but when i was at school and was used to texting all the time when ever we did writing in class i always wanted to write short words and spell evrything wrong ha had to just stop myself then nearly wrote 'n' instead of and
17/8/08 22:54
my spelling is not that geat and was terrible while i was pregnant and until ds was about 6 months my brain just went to jelly (having a converstaion was hard work too) even the most simple words i struggled with and i refuse to use a spell check. always have a dictionary onhand.
cos or g8 are annoying or when people use baby talk likkle !!!!
17/8/08 22:46
LOL Miss Mindy thats funny.
Not as funny as an awfer nanny though.
17/8/08 22:43
Enit is one i loathe,
the other is tb at the end of every message
it takes me a while to read my sisters messages too, she's 14. Whole other language... its newspeak, words just get shorter, they'll merge soon
lol17/8/08 22:38
fank ooo is my bug bear.
17/8/08 22:34
a friend of mine who has a degree in english and dance recently asked me if i could be her grandtour?? had no idea what she was talking about turned out she wanted me to be her guarantor
17/8/08 22:30
im actually not that good at spelling its not me being lazy
17/8/08 22:29
Did you spot the mistake in your first post Hazel?
Its so annoying.
Today I saw a van advertising Karpet Shop - wtf? No wonder our children can't spell properly.
17/8/08 22:27
i used to find it really anoying coz all my mates did it and they used it tht much i now do aswell.
17/8/08 22:25
i understand it when its actually shorter eg u. but i hate it when its the same amount or just one letter shorter eh fink or when people write dat or dis instead of that or this. its just pure lazyness
17/8/08 22:23
A friend of mine from uni (scarily enough- on a professional course) spells night 'nyte'
17/8/08 22:22
do you know whats even more anoying? when people use words that have exactly the same amount of letters in it. eg lyke instead of like etc it really anoys me
17/8/08 22:18
Instead of has...seriously how frikking hard/time consuming is it to put the 'h' before it?
I know I'm accidently guilty of what is mentioned on the OP, ('as', 'ell', etc) but in my defence it IS accidental, I eat over my laptop so some of the keys dont depress properly, and I dont tend to proof read before I hit the 'post' button