gwa bout peeple laik me - wiff axents
I canno loose mai axent

maybe it does

maybe it does not

maybe one does not care

maybe one would rather be with someone that looks at conextt of WHAT is said nit whether it is typed properly

the got that went to japan to help their FAILING auto industry was ran out of detroit on a rail (bet they wished they wished they would have listened to the content rather than payed so much attention to how it was presented

maybe one would rather be with someone that looks at conextt of WHAT is said nit whether it is typed properly

the got that went to japan to help their FAILING auto industry was ran out of detroit on a rail (bet they wished they wished they would have listened to the content rather than payed so much attention to how it was presented

and yes that is correct

but i would rather be with a god loving person that cares more about content than an abusive person that knows how to put on a good front


not saying those that are strict with there presentation are abusive

but i would rather be with some one that is more uderstanding and caring thus

i could care less about said punctuations and spellings

and if it is a big deal to some one see ya

cause if that is a big deal then what else is a big deal

had this same discussion about once a month (at least)

my answer is still the same

be well it was nice mistyping and not spelling properly nor using proper punctuation with you

I think that's the point, though. If someone's spelling and/or grammar and/or punctuation is SO bad that it can't be understood, it's very hard to tell what the content/context is or is supposed to be. I'm not talking about a typo here and there or commonly misspelled words, I'm talking about entire run-on paragraphs of every word misspelled where you have no clue what they are trying to say.

I get your point, though, and agree with it to a large extent. But you have to admit, there are a few that come through here where you haven't got a clue what it is they're trying to say.

you rarely use punctuations

I take the opposing view - I can simply say we all make mistakes, we have typo's, grammatic errors, conjugative errors, we misuse words, we are all fallible.

Spelling, grammar, conversation is very important to me, does that make me someone you'd not like to get to know?

and yes that is correct

but i would rather be with a good loving person that cares more about content than an abusive person that knows how to put on a good front


not saying those that are strict with there presentation are abusive

but i would rather be with some one that is more uderstanding and caring thus

i could care less about said punctuations and spellings

and if it is a big deal to some one see ya

cause if that is a big deal then what else is a big deal

had this same discussion about once a month (at least)

my answer is still the same

be well it was nice mistyping and not spelling properly nor using proper punctuation with you

you have never let my lack of proper use of such things interfere with our discussions

so your question is irrelevant as we have had many discussions

if you choose to demand proper use then more than likely we would have very few discussions

content is more important than presentation every time imo

I say so long as we understand let's chat, when and if I/you don't understand, let's ask.

adj - by the by I think you're HAWT!

Spelling, grammar, conversation is very important to me, does that make me someone you'd not like to get to know?

I don't think it really has to do anything with the person not being understanding and caring. But if that's what you think, then ok.

Same here -- in a written medium, in which communication is done solely through one's words on a screen, it is to one's advantage to be able to communicate as clearly and effectively as possible.

Everybody makes typos, everybody makes the occasional grammar or punctuation mistake. But when it's clear that someone simply either doesn't care enough, or doesn't know enough, about basic writing skills to make their posts, e-mails, etc., comprehensible, then that's not someone I'm going to spend a lot of time on. I have plenty of headaches in my life as it is without inviting more.

lol This is sad...


I think when it comes to talking to people online, it's very easy to judge them right away from their grammar or the way they spell - since that's what we see first - their typed words.

Now, I'm bothered by misspellings and poor grammar, too - it bugs me to no end. As well as the folks who refuse to spell words out - how hard is it to type the Y and O before the U? Bah.

Anyway, I'm curious - and this is for those of us who are indeed bothered by poor spellers - let's say you met someone face to face (not online) and you got along great with them. Then, they send you a text message, letter or an e-mail at some point later on and you see that spelling isn't their forte. Would you tell the person to get lost even though you've been having a great time with them in person so far? lol

I don't know. Personally, I say even though I'm bugged by someone who cannot spell or write properly, it doesn't mean the person is a complete moron, lol... It's just unfortunate that by meeting people online, we usually see one's flaws before we see their good qualities. It makes it very easy for people to reject someone without getting to know them.

you mean stewped

get it wrong

Spelling doesn't matter to me, as long as I can understand what you're trying to say. I don't use spell check and if someone has a problem with my typos, sentence structure or spelling, I feel that that says more about them as a critical and judgemental personality than it does about my literacy.
You can be a genius at spelling and an english major and still be an arrogant and narcissistic person.

Just my opinion...