Practise is spelled Practice.

[dlloyd]

You're too deep into this, man

Sometimes I wonder whether people care that they're using "which" when their clause is restrictive.

 

[Toasted]

Sometimes I wonder whether people care that they're using "which" when their clause is restrictive.

For what it's worth. That bugs me too. It also bugs me when people dont use an apostophe for posession.

 

[dlloyd]

posession.

Heh!

 

[tifa]

For what it's worth. That bugs me too. It also bugs me when people dont use an apostophe for posession.

Misuse of apostrophe's get's to me too

 

[Toasted]

Heh!

Even the perfect can make a typo. [I almost wrote most perfect there.]

 

[dlloyd]

Even the perfect can make a typo. [I almost wrote most perfect there.]

 

[Brad Barker]

Sometimes I wonder whether people care that they're using "which" when their clause is restrictive.

yeah, in my mind, i change it for them.

 

[daofktr]

hey, adisu:
tayn-li et-ha kass kaffe, v'vak'sha!
i know...poorly transliterated, probably a crappy accent, too.
but if you understand it, i can dig it.
and...
vayomer elohim, 'yihi rock', vayihi rock!

 

[seansbrew]

If they are just posting to correct spelling mistakes, with nothing to ad to the subject of the thread, you are correct. However, the attitude towards the subject you portray in your first sentence is just laziness. This is part of the root of what people refer to as the "Dumbing down of America". In this case, the way you "practise" makes imperfect.

Is it just laziness? I am talking about the moments when I am in the middle of a post and then suddenly have to go.

 

[Mobay45]

I can't believe that no one has mentioned to and too. When you are going somewhere, you are going to that place. I am going too. Too means the same as also. And of course two is a number.

 

[LajoieT]

so, is it "anal retentive" or "anal-retentive"?

 

[Petary791]

Here's a new one.

Retards who spell "oops" like "opps." Hey dip****, two "o's" make an "u" sound.

People anger me. Can you tell that I like Maddox a lot?

 

[dlloyd]

so, is it "anal retentive" or "anal-retentive"?

I don't know, look it up in a dictionary. While you're there look up "irony".

 

[bassicinstinct]

"Irony" = "metallic" ?

 

[dlloyd]

"Irony" = "metallic" ?

 

[Mickey Shane]

As bassists we're supposed to have 'rhythm'.

You can't have it if you can't even spell it.

 

[Stinsok]

I'm going to the "liberry" to look up some stuff. I am looking for a book on "chimleys."

 

[Fuzzbass]

Even the perfect can make a typo. [I almost wrote most perfect there.]

Reminds me: "Unique" is not the same as "original". Something is unique or it isn't... there's no middle ground. Bugs me when people say "very unique", "mostly unique", etc.

 

[Toasted]

Reminds me: "Unique" is not the same as "original". Something is unique or it isn't... there's no middle ground. Bugs me when people say "very unique", "mostly unique", etc.

There are many abused absolute terms.

 

[adisu]

hey, adisu:
tayn-li et-ha kass kaffe, v'vak'sha!
i know...poorly transliterated, probably a crappy accent, too.
but if you understand it, i can dig it.
and...
vayomer elohim, 'yihi rock', vayihi rock!

Cool mate where do you know Hebrew from??
You said : give me my cup of coffee ,please!!!
It's more like:ten-li et-ha koss kaffe, bevaka'sha!
But you where very close ...i'm impressed.

And the second one was: "and god said, let it be Rock and there was rock"

really cool mate!!!