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Posted on 04-10-06 02:38 PM Link | Quote
I have seen so many instances of this all over Acmlm's and it just makes me go asdhsagad...SO, let me SHOW YOU HOW ITS DONE, with the help of some very useful images I found recently to DRILL IT INTO YOUR THICK SKULLS K?





(edited by Dei on 04-10-06 01:38 PM)
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Posted on 04-10-06 02:40 PM Link | Quote
I want to rename this thread to "The Grammar nazi strikes back".

I might not be an ace with grammar myself but that doesn´t mean I´m bad with it either. I´ve seen americans whose english is worse than mine and that surprises me.
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Posted on 04-10-06 02:50 PM Link | Quote
*whistles innocently*
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Posted on 04-10-06 03:19 PM Link | Quote
I know "the lottery ticket is avaible" sounds completely wrong.

Eh, but in a different context it could work!

But you know what, people are morons, you just have to ignore it. I've done it on accident before, just because I'm used to typing them and it's right there.
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Posted on 04-10-06 05:04 PM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Dei
I have seen so many instances of this all over Acmlm's and it just makes me go asdhsagad...SO, let me SHOW YOU HOW ITS DONE, with the help of some very useful images I found recently to DRILL IT INTO YOUR THICK SKULLS K?



You're one to talk, Captain Run-On Sentence.
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Posted on 04-10-06 05:08 PM Link | Quote
Good job, Apophis. That was some stunning use of argumentum ad hominem.

Let's see what other fun logical fallacies we can commit.


(edited by Alastor the Stylish on 04-10-06 04:08 PM)
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Posted on 04-10-06 05:54 PM Link | Quote
I have more issues with people's excessive use of exclamation points. Seriously, when I've read some of my classmate's papers, they end every sentance with any dramatic effect with a exclamation point. Like, "Jeff climbed up the tree!". Even worse is when they use like ten.

"They fell off the cliff !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" Argh.
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Posted on 04-10-06 08:16 PM Link | Quote
I find that the more you obsess about this, the more you will notice and the more pissed off you get. I have found that usually it's better to ignore it and attempt to set a good example. They're playing with their ball over there.
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Posted on 04-10-06 08:18 PM Link | Quote
Still, It's somewhat sad that a dyslexic person has vastly better spelling and grammar than most...
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Posted on 04-10-06 08:22 PM Link | Quote
Not necessarily. It could be a form of overcompensation. If you're really worried about looking like a dumbass because of your spelling and grammar, than you might prove to be extra careful, to the point where you overcome your handicap and end up, well, having good spelling/grammar.
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Posted on 04-10-06 09:07 PM Link | Quote
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Posted on 04-10-06 09:09 PM Link | Quote
Penny Arcade does it better.
And remembers it the next day. Or is that brunettes?
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Posted on 04-10-06 09:13 PM Link | Quote
Ah. I'd seen the first Bob the Angry Flower, but not the second.

I like Penny Arcade's "Bad Boys of Punctuation" myself. I even have them on a shirt. Which nobody I know in "real life" gets.
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Posted on 04-10-06 10:05 PM Link | Quote
"let me SHOW YOU HOW ITS DONE"

Hmm.

Think think think.

It's?

Yeah.
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Posted on 04-10-06 11:50 PM Link | Quote
Well, I don't know when the last time was that I misused an apostrophe. There's a lot of other things I occasionally get wrong, but most people seem to make more mistakes than me.

So then. HMPH!

*Walks directly into a wall*
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Posted on 04-11-06 12:20 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Skydude
Not necessarily. It could be a form of overcompensation. If you're really worried about looking like a dumbass because of your spelling and grammar, than you might prove to be extra careful, to the point where you overcome your handicap and end up, well, having good spelling/grammar.
What? No. I eventually managed to get reading and writing to make sense, and though I periodically screw things up in ridiculous ways I tend to notice and fix them. Other people don't try, and that's sad
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Posted on 04-11-06 12:48 AM Link | Quote
Koneko: You win.

Dei: Just ignore it. Nobody is perfect, and a lot of the members here aren't that good with english to begin with. Grammar and the placement of their apostrophe is not a big concern, I assume.
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Posted on 04-11-06 12:50 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Alastor the Stylish
Originally posted by Skydude
Not necessarily. It could be a form of overcompensation. If you're really worried about looking like a dumbass because of your spelling and grammar, than you might prove to be extra careful, to the point where you overcome your handicap and end up, well, having good spelling/grammar.
What? No. I eventually managed to get reading and writing to make sense, and though I periodically screw things up in ridiculous ways I tend to notice and fix them. Other people don't try, and that's sad


I try to make sure my text is at least readable, and go to some effort to make sure that I am fairly easy to understand. Good (or at least, passable) grammar and spelling are all part of that.

However, I will admit that I do mess up every now and then. Sometimes I'm even appalled at my own mistakes, because they're usually silly things that I KNOW that I know! I'm going to chalk those up to tiredness / brainfarts (and I try to fix them when I notice them).
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Posted on 04-11-06 01:22 AM Link | Quote
...you know, in average the grammar on this board is pretty good. Comparing to the average internet message board.
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Posted on 04-11-06 01:38 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Tarale
Originally posted by Alastor the Stylish
Originally posted by Skydude
Not necessarily. It could be a form of overcompensation. If you're really worried about looking like a dumbass because of your spelling and grammar, than you might prove to be extra careful, to the point where you overcome your handicap and end up, well, having good spelling/grammar.
What? No. I eventually managed to get reading and writing to make sense, and though I periodically screw things up in ridiculous ways I tend to notice and fix them. Other people don't try, and that's sad


I try to make sure my text is at least readable, and go to some effort to make sure that I am fairly easy to understand. Good (or at least, passable) grammar and spelling are all part of that.

However, I will admit that I do mess up every now and then. Sometimes I'm even appalled at my own mistakes, because they're usually silly things that I KNOW that I know! I'm going to chalk those up to tiredness / brainfarts (and I try to fix them when I notice them).
No, no, no. I never said you annoyed me; your typing is more or less fine. This board in general has above average grammar, just compared to other internet places. I'm talking about the people who just don't seem to care about grammar and spelling at all.
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