spell check

[xkvator]

middle yellow box at top...should be IMPORTANT...compute_1

[joed]

Well at least it's not impotent.

[Homer]

The error was pointed out on August 1st with no reply from the management.

Homer

[mdshunk]

I fired Don a few weeks ago. Apparently he mis-spelled that as sabatoge on his way out. You can't trust people anymore.

[Mr T]

I fired Don a few weeks ago. Apparently he mis-spelled that as sabatoge on his way out. You can't trust people anymore.

I heard from a unreliable source that he is secretly the spammer on here.

[xkvator]

The error was pointed out on August 1st with no reply from the management. Homer
I guess it's really not that inportent:D

[selfhelpadmin]

I corrected it. Gosh you sound like my english teacher 35 years ago.

You just can't get good help these days, I guess we need new management.

Don

[Homer]

Gosh you sound like my english teacher 35 years ago.My grade 8 english teacher was a real b* directly from England. She used to abuse and humiliate the students to force them to learn proper English. http://jm.g.free.fr/smileys/bondage.sml.gifA teacher using these methods today would surely be fired. sniper_1

I still remember a poor kid who was confused and sheepishly raised his hand to ask a question. Her response was "put your paw down, tinsel teeth". (the poor guy wore braces) :D

Ever since those days, it has annoyed me whenever I see these small little errors. Don't blame me, I wasn't always like that. ;)

Homer

[mdshunk]

I hardly never liked to learn me no good english.

[Roger]

My grade 8 english teacher was a real b*

So was mine.... is there something about the eigth ( I think I spelt that wrong)

If we made more than three spelling errors on a paper we would have to write on the board after school each of the mispelled words 50 sometimes 100 times. We called her "OLD LADY PURDUE" not to her face though:D. She would have been great as a wicked witch on The Wizard Of Oz.

She once told me I was a "wallydraigle" in front of the hole class.:mad: The rest of the class called me that for weeks and not a freaking one of them knew what it meant.

[mdshunk]

WALLYDRAIGLE
Usually a word referring to the youngest bird in a nest, wallydraigle is also used to refer to a weak, sickly child or animal. It is also used to mean a worthless woman or a sloven.
Adjectivally, it means weak and worthless.

Yes, Roger, she was right. You would be a pretty worthless woman.

[Mr Fixit eh]

What a great word for Scrabble!

If you're really bored you could check out www.wallydraigle.com There is all kinds of scullduggery and mayhem afoot. There are two features to this site: high quality macro photography jpegs, and lots and lots of very dark humour.

[xkvator]

So that's where you've been lurking Mr Fixit......Eh?:eek:

[Roger]

Yes, Roger, she was right. You would be a pretty worthless woman.
You know I'm not so sure you weren't the kid sitting up front in the second row of that class but then you'd be twenty years older.

My wife came by when I was reading your post and noticed your avatar and said you were kinda cute. ladyman_1

Of course I had a comment or two in return:rolleyes: