Dresden Ceriano wrote:
Marigold Devin wrote:It's probably the public humiliation aspect of it that got my back up. Are you an English teacher? Did someone appoint you to be the English grade master of these forums? Is this your particular fantasy in Second Life?
Yes it is rude to point out a flaw. Would you point at someone's mole on their face and say "you could have that unsightly mole cut out you know - it's very off-putting".
My mother used to go round the job vacancy cards in the Jobcentre correcting all the typographical and spelling errors that the junior filling them out had made. A Jobcentre should be setting an example. A girl writing on a forum is just a girl writing on a forum, and maybe Jeanne isn't a Grade A student and doesn't give a rats ass about that.
Anyway, Phil, I don't wish to carry on feeling intolerant towards you and your intolerance of people who do not write correct English, so I am moving along now. It's obviously ok for you to be rude, or you would have been modded out by now, and Jeanne's a big girl, can fight her own battles I'm sure.
Oh give me a break... JeanneAnne knows perfectly well how to write in a coherent fashion... she just can't be bothered. I, unlike Phil, can't be bothered to explain to her why I won't be bothered to try to decipher her posts... I just don't care that much. Honestly, it's not that big a deal... now can we move on?
...Dres
Had moved on, as I said in final paragraph of my post.. Went for a bath, then watched "Coronation Street" (mediocre episode as Thursday's ones often are).
So had moved on. Hard to, though, when the coffee shop light is still on, can still see someone in the building and the smell of coffee and lure of pointless chat lingers. 
Marigold Devin wrote:It's probably the public humiliation aspect of it that got my back up. Are you an English teacher? Did someone appoint you to be the English grade master of these forums? Is this your particular fantasy in Second Life?
There was no public humiliation. There might have been if I'd mentioned something of which she wasn't aware, but I didn't. She does it intentionally.
No, I'm not and english teacher, and no, nobody appointed me to be one in this forum. I'm merely a forum user and Jeanne adds some unnecessary difficulty in reading her posts - for everyone - which is silly. For non-native english speakers, she may even make her posts impossible to understand. As a forum user, I pointed out to her that her posts are made more difficult to read because she intentionally writes words wrongly - and you don't need to be an english teacher to know that 
Anyway, Phil, I don't wish to carry on feeling intolerant towards you and your intolerance of people who do not write correct English, so I am moving along now.
I don't mind you feeling intolerant towards me, Marigold. The more you keep saying I was rude when I wasn't, the more likely it is that I will reciprocate the feeling Oh. One thing though. I'm not intolerant towards Jeanne the person because she writes the way she does, but I am a bit intolerant of that silly and unnecessary way of writing in forum posts. Keep it for texting, when a full keyboard isn't available, and all will be well.
SkyeDraiman wrote:Wow my topic has gone from asking if i can use the sploder or not. To aguring about the way some one writes. Really? LMAO Random....
Anyways, from what i've read im not sure i want to chance it. So i wasted the money on it for nothign lol
LoL Skye .. srry ....
never new the fora wer so fulluv prigs ... bunchuv guys worse than old lady english teachers on here .. 
hilarious !! 
hav fun w/ yr sploder !!
Jeanne
