ASK BIG PETE TO CLARIFY YOUR SPELLING PROBLEMS HERE

[troyh]

(sic) is only used for quotes though, not just when you think you have stuffed up. So every time someone quotes bob, maybe they should put (sic) at the end.

Your so bloody hurtful Macca have you no principles? Your always talking down to me ......................... and I friggin luv it you sick thingy.

Just because we're in the right thread for it, and it's on topic-

You're, as in you are, would be correct in this situation Bob.

Not "your", which means you own something.

[BigPete33]

omfg don't get me started on that.


feckin' 8 yr old's know the difference!

[Bob B]

(sic) is only used for quotes though, not just when you think you have stuffed up. So every time someone quotes bob, maybe they should put (sic) at the end.

Your so bloody hurtful Macca have you no principles? Your always talking down to me ......................... and I friggin luv it you sick thingy.

Just because we're in the right thread for it, and it's on topic-

You're, as in you are, would be correct in this situation Bob.

Not "your", which means you own something.

Oh Troy, not you too M8. I knew it was wrong when I wrote it and forgot the friggin (sic) thingy and thought no, I'll go back and change it. Then I had a seniors moment and forgot.

And I know how Big Pete really gets excited when he see the your, you're when it has been used improperly. So in the days of yore you can take your, you are and shove it!!!!!!!!

[rcon]

http://www.dictionary.com

or use Google's "define" function.

ie. in place of your usual search term, type
define:wordyouareinterestedin

[Bob B]

Has anyone picked up on Bacons cyclers yet LOL

[Bacon]

Has anyone picked up on Bacons cyclers yet LOL

cy⋅clist –noun
a person who rides or travels by bicycle, motorcycle, etc.
Also, cycler.

So, a cycler is someone who cycles. Yes, cyclist was probably a more common term, but cycler is acceptable.

[Kate]

feckin' 8 yr old's know the difference!

Apostrophes are not used for possessive pronouns or noun plurals.

[bennymacca]

Apostrophes are not used for possessive pronouns or noun plurals.

ZING!!!!!

[Garth Kay]

feckin' 8 yr old's know the difference!

Apostrophes are not used for possessive pronouns or noun plurals.

Pete,

You have just been schooled.

Kate,

I think I peed a little - new candidate for post of the year.

[BigPete33]

I think Kate knows I'm going to make her pay for this

But at least 8 year olds aren't supposed to know that, which means I at least qualify for 10