Thread: I've always wondered.

Originally Posted by rick130

Bloody hell, talk about being typecast!

Not only that, but also Stereotyped.

After todays effort,i have always wondered why semi hermetics seem so heavy when they are mounted 3M off the ground.

Try not to lift them over your bonce.

Is 'definitely' the most misspelled word on any forum?

Originally Posted by Fifth Columnist

Is 'definitely' the most misspelled word on any forum?

From what I've seen...
It defiantly is

Originally Posted by 4bee

Not only that, but also Stereotyped.

Originally Posted by Fifth Columnist

Is 'definitely' the most misspelled word on any forum?

Definatley, err, defiantly, damn, definitely!

I'm always correcting my own bloody spelling of it!

(And thank God for spell check! )

But even with smellchek one still needs to know the correct smelling to be able to recognize the word from the selection given.

Dog chasing tale sort of thing.

Originally Posted by rick130

Definatley, err, defiantly, damn, definitely!

I'm always correcting my own bloody spelling of it!

(And thank God for spell check! )

Oh yeah,

We can still understand misspelt words. (Incidentally, the correct spelling of “misspelt” is “misspelt”, and while, according to the Oxford English Dictionary, “misspelt” and “misspelled” are both acceptable, “misspelt” is more usual in British English and “misspelled” in American English.May 5, 2006

The Eeengliish Langwige eh?

Originally Posted by p38arover

.... why some people finish a sentence with a space before the full stop and then, without a space, commence the next sentence (see example below)? They do something similar with commas (and other punctuation marks).

The dog barked .The cow mooed .

Or others use the grave ` instead of an acute/apostrophe ' in punctuation? There is at least one person on here that does that.

I wonder if some may do it just cos