Today's topic: Incorrect Spelling in electronic communication
Things that make me mad, annoyed, peeved... etc and on Fridays, something that's ok in my mind.
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
NEW FEATURE! Write-Your-Own Wednesday I: Electronic Spelling Errors
Some of you may see this feature as me being lazy, and you're kinda right. This one really relies on you readers/commenters. Here's how it works: I will post the topic or item that annoys me. I may give an example or some background info. Your job is to come up with an anecdote or story that explains why you think I am annoyed by this. We'll see how this first one goes, and if it works, I'll do one next week too!
Today's topic: Incorrect Spelling in electronic communication
Info: I understand when someone is typing fast when texting, but a Facebook status should have NO spelling errors.
Today's topic: Incorrect Spelling in electronic communication
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ReplyDeleteBut Tommy, what if I update my status from a non-smartphone, with no spell check? That's a good reason.
ReplyDeletePeople who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. Or is that glass blogs?
ReplyDeleteAnyway, check "analyzing" in the Sept. 15th post...
Well you know what. This is true. I mean I love autocorrect, but usually it's just effing retarded, I'd turn it off, but I can't spell for sh*t. I feel that most of the tards who make mistakes typing on the internet usually are using quite the unsophisticated and out of date web browser in the world, which, personally, would bug the shit out of me if I saw somebody using something so out of date...
ReplyDeleteThe way in this blog how, whenever you mention Wal-mart (which is really quite often), you put a little * in between Wal and mart.
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