*misspell
*their
Minor errors may be tolerable, but when a certain number is reached I stop reading.
I find the lack of effort to be rude.
This.
Usually if I can understand what someone is attempting to say I just let it slide. I abhor poor grammar but I also understand that not everyone has had the same education and we all have our fortes. For example, I suck at anything math related. Once you get past the simple middle school level stuff I am pretty much at a loss. Algebra? Yeah, right. Everyone is different but when someone comes across as completely uneducated I will say something. "They're, there, their". Ok I can overlook that. "Peepol shood stopp been gramer notzies" (that actually hurt)...um no. I will definitely pipe up on the one. You may be a genius, but if you write/type like that you come across as a giant imbecile.
In fact, that's exactly what it means.
I don't often act as the Grammar Police, but if you want to be taken seriously you need to use the English language properly. If you're trying to make a point and it's full of misspellings, run-on sentences and improper verbiage, many of us will just laugh at it and continue on.
But hey ... if you like being laughed at and ridiculed behind your back, that's okay with me.
I find it amusing you would post this on a Hoosier website. Many people here (In Indiana, not necessarily on this forum, but I bet many of you do) calls Meijer Meijers, or Kroger, Krogers. "I'm going to run to Krogers"..... I will never figure out where the S comes from.
Not to mention its CREEK not Crick, WASH not WARSH, and that street in Indy? WASHINGTON, not worshington.
so do'nt worry bout da't grammar of u'rs. I'd dating one of dem's fancy teachers, and use the phras'es "most awesomist" as often as possible.
I find it amusing you would post this on a Hoosier website. Many people here (In Indiana, not necessarily on this forum, but I bet many of you do) calls Meijer Meijers, or Kroger, Krogers. "I'm going to run to Krogers"..... I will never figure out where the S comes from.
Do you judge people by their speech in real life?
YES! I make a snap judgement about you as soon as you open your mouth. If you "seen" something or want to "axe" me a question, I automatically dismiss anything you have to say as worthless dribble.
Isn't this all just a mute point by now?
I'll say the same here as other threads. If I have trouble reading or understanding your post, I won't reply, and you won't benefit from my wisdom.
Seriously, spell check is free and built-in to most browsers. If you want to sound (look) like you are educated, then give it a try. If you want to look like you don't know and/or care, then just throw some text at the screen.
I'll admit, I judge folks by how they present themselves. I expect others to do the same to me. I am far (very far) from perfect. But the only way many of you will every know me is though my posts. I try to be somewhat coherent!
On the flip side, I'm not a "grammar Nazi". I won't bother correcting spelling/grammar just for fun. It is annoying when others derail a thread with those posts.
I'll say the same here as other threads. If I have trouble reading or understanding your post, I won't reply, and you won't benefit from my wisdom.
Seriously, spell check is free and built-in to most browsers. If you want to sound (look) like you are educated, then give it a try. If you want to look like you don't know and/or care, then just throw some text at the screen.
I'll admit, I judge folks by how they present themselves. I expect others to do the same to me. I am far (very far) from perfect. But the only way many of you will every know me is though my posts. I try to be somewhat coherent!
On the flip side, I'm not a "grammar Nazi". I won't bother correcting spelling/grammar just for fun. It is annoying when others derail a thread with those posts.