Re: hey whocares
[completly off topic, but this really pisses me off, sorry]
I despise the whole US English vs. UK English thing. Actually there is no such thing as UK English, it's just English. You know, as from England, the country that came up with the language in the first place. I personally feel that I would be ok to distinguish between English and American, without there being any notion of one being better than the other. They're both different and both correct. "UK English" is just an invention of M$ in Word
If I want to spell words like colour, neighbour, litre, modelling the way I do, it is still perfectly correct for me to do so. No one said that these forums where US English exclusively. And FYI, "synthax" is a genuine typo and not a correct English spelling. Try to keep up with UK English and please have a more global perspective on things: why the heck should we all write English the way americans do (nothing personal here)?
And to come back to my point, read the *whole* post: I didn't complain about the spelling mistakes - I know how the brain works. I complained about the total lack of punctuation that resulted in approx. one hundred consecutive words. The guy may indeed have learning problems, but the whole "I wasted teenage years" kinda gives away the "I don't care if I write a message that is difficult to read" attitude.
Sorry, but it's just my opinion
[/pissed off]
[completly off topic, but this really pisses me off, sorry]
I despise the whole US English vs. UK English thing. Actually there is no such thing as UK English, it's just English. You know, as from England, the country that came up with the language in the first place. I personally feel that I would be ok to distinguish between English and American, without there being any notion of one being better than the other. They're both different and both correct. "UK English" is just an invention of M$ in Word
If I want to spell words like colour, neighbour, litre, modelling the way I do, it is still perfectly correct for me to do so. No one said that these forums where US English exclusively. And FYI, "synthax" is a genuine typo and not a correct English spelling. Try to keep up with UK English and please have a more global perspective on things: why the heck should we all write English the way americans do (nothing personal here)?
And to come back to my point, read the *whole* post: I didn't complain about the spelling mistakes - I know how the brain works. I complained about the total lack of punctuation that resulted in approx. one hundred consecutive words. The guy may indeed have learning problems, but the whole "I wasted teenage years" kinda gives away the "I don't care if I write a message that is difficult to read" attitude.
Sorry, but it's just my opinion
[/pissed off]
