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Originally posted by reinfeld
...we certainly need to ban all equines...
Dude. Baby Margaret is running amok. Go find her.

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Originally posted by horsey
wierdo
"weirdo"

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Originally posted by Nordlys
I usually take that into consideration.
but the point is.
If Nelson Mandella was illiterate, would that make his words useless, and worthy of nothing but purile jokes?

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Originally posted by Nordlys
I always wanted to ask - what should I do if I suspect someone of spellcheck engine use?
Well, I'm not sure someone spelled Phlabibit should be a spelling forum mod.

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Originally posted by Nordlys
"weirdo"
that too

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Originally posted by Sicilian Smaug
Yes, if he tries to write anything in these forums, he should expect the same treatment as everybody else.
OK, what about Kasparov ?

I think any grammatical argument should be fought OTB

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Originally posted by Nordlys
I always wanted to ask - what should I do if I suspect someone of spellcheck engine use?
Report them to me.

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Originally posted by huckleberryhound
but the point is.
If Nelson Mandella was illiterate, would that make his words useless, and would worthy of nothing but purile jokes?
If I am having a good debate with someone, I usually ignore spelling mistakes, unless I know it's someone like me who wants to be corrected, I have trouble understanding the meaning because of the mistakes, or the mistakes are too funny to ignore.

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Originally posted by Nordlys
If I am having a good debate with someone, I usually ignore spelling mistakes, unless I know it's someone like me who wants to be corrected, I have trouble understanding the meaning because of the mistakes, or the mistakes are too funny to ignore.
You are a bright and pretty young lady. I like you very much.

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Originally posted by huckleberryhound
but the point is.
If Nelson Mandella was illiterate, would that make his words useless, and would worthy of nothing but purile jokes?
Absolutely correct.
It is an attempt to stifle free speech and puts people of from posting.
There are people I know ( ok 1 ) that literally can not comfortably hold a conversation with others.He takes a while to respond as though he fears what he might say ( just a guess) and he may be able to communicate here a bit easier.
There would be many people screaming out to express themselves that are shammed into silence.
I say shame on you that inhibit these people with no foundation except for your concept of "humour", or your callouse or ignorant manner. I do not fear your critasizing me, I simply pity you.

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Originally posted by jimmac
Absolutely correct.
It is an attempt to stifle free speech and puts people of from posting.
There are people I know ( ok 1 ) that literally can not comfortably hold a conversation with others.He takes a while to respond as though he fears what he might say ( just a guess) and he may be able to communicate here a bit easier.
There would be many people ...[text shortened]... r", or your callouse or ignorant manner. I do not fear your critasizing me, I simply pity you.
my main problem with this grammatic hitlerism, is that if someone makes a pertinent point, sometimes it gets lost in petty guff about "you spelt this wrong", or something else similar.

Its just copy cat corrections, from people trying to be smart.

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Originally posted by huckleberryhound
hitlerism
Hitlerism

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Originally posted by jimmac
Absolutely correct.
callouse
callous