Seems to be alot of grammar police out there. is it double demerit points as well?

WHOAH WHOAH slow down there you maniac, you missed a capital on the "is" Trying to get someone killed?

I try to restrain myself with correcting spelling...I'm not perfect myself. It's only really a problem when you can't figure out the meaning bcuz dey typ lyk dis.

Punctuation rarely matters as much, except in rare circumstances:

I helped my uncle jack off a horse.

as versus

I helped my uncle Jack off a horse.

LOL

almost cried I laughed that hard Steve

Hey Steve we don't care what you and your Uncle did , but don't worry whats told on the forum stays on the forum.

The story could have been worse.

http://youtu.be/Ekcyo_qDOAo

Edited 03/03/12 12:19 PM03/03/12 12:19 PM by arronm

we are getting off topic here (fell free to move them to chit chat Luke)but had to be posted

and I only correct sometimes cos im bored... im sure some1 could pick up spelling mistakes on any post ive made

Edited 03/03/12 01:59 PM03/03/12 01:59 PM by Krazy Kyle

fell free

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curze

gurg

Yeah these posts need moving to chat. I have the power I think but it's not in my job description, I just contribute to the dribble

LOL at comic!!!

Edited 04/03/12 12:25 AM04/03/12 12:25 AM by -SteveR-

WHOAH WHOAH slow down there you maniac, you missed a capital on the "is" Trying to get someone killed?

I try to restrain myself with correcting spelling...I'm not perfect myself. It's only really a problem when you can't figure out the meaning bcuz dey typ lyk dis.

Punctuation rarely matters as much, except in rare circumstances:

I helped my uncle jack off a horse.

as versus

I helped my uncle, Jack, off a horse.

LOL

Fixed. It's the commas that make the correction, not the use of a capital J

No commas in my example, so, not really relevant, is it, ,,,, ,,, ? The capital is required, not the commas, don't you agree?

Actually on second thought and to get the thread back on track, who cares

Next cruise: day or night?

Edited 05/03/12 11:00 AM05/03/12 11:00 AM by -SteveR-

There were no commas in your example, hence why I added them. Without the commas you are saying the exact same thing... With or without the capital J. Don't you agree?

I see truth in both statements, where the capital J indicates a name so it doesn't get read as"jacking off" because of the persons name.

The commas on the otherhand make it definite in what's being said, there is no argument in the meaning of the sentence with them in place.