What cracks me up is my "mastery of the English language" is no better than some one in junior high school.

For instance, just yesterday jingles corrected my spelling of the word "alleged" (either on CigarPass or CigarSnobs). I honestly thought it was spelled "alledged" with that extra "d" in it, I've been spelling it that was for as long as I can remember. No one has ever brought this to my attention.

What's even funnier was that jingles was on the war path with me yesterday and pretty much only did this to try and shove it up my ass. and make me look foolish rather than in a friendly way.

Hey, I'm glad he did because now I know how to spell the freakin' word properly (and no one was paying attention to jingles anyway ) Did I throw a hissy fit? No, hell if I wasn't so damn mad at him I would have thanked him

For the longest time, I used to misspell "definitely" by using an "a" rather than an "i" in the middle, "definately" SamClemmons corrected me once by saying "There's definitely no "a" in definitely." A few weeks later, I made the same mistake and he told me again using slightly stronger language LMAO, I don't think I've spelled it wrong since!!

Hey, like Tommy said, when you're WRONG, you're WRONG and whining about it is absolutely ridiculous and so is making stupid excuses

Spell checkers are great BUT, they're not going to pick up errors like this:

your, you're
their, there, they're
too, to

Again, I'm no expert on the King's English but I do know that anyone who has a fourth grade education knows (or should know) the differences between the wrods I cited above.

YOU may not care if you look like a sloppy moron but others might. For instance, would you wear a ripped tee shirt and blue jeans to a job interview for an office job?