baldyman27
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Almost as annoying as sentences with no subject.....Not to mention grammatical laziness...
Have been looking through a few threads here on AAM
:d... critisize the small grammatical or spelling errors (i do many myself) ...
I send hundreds of texts a week, but I always spell everything out.
I send hundreds of texts a week, but I always spell everything out. If you can't take the time to talk to a person properly, what's the point?
In fact, I'm so bad that not only do I spell everything out, I actually punctuate properly in my texts too - always use full stops, commas even...semi-colons
I'm probably just sad.
Almost as annoying as sentences with no subject.....
Eh? You could try ringing them.
The thing that really drives me mad on this board is when people type paragraphs using no commas or full stops, so that you have to read their post several times to get their gist.
Have been looking through a few threads here on AAM and the abundance of text speak really annoys me. I can understand people using it on mobile phone texts, even though I don't myself, for economic reasons but to use it on forums is really frustrating. It costs nothing extra to type a full word. Not to mention grammatical laziness...
that fecker james joyce has a lot to answer for hasn't he the little git wait til i see his mammy i'll give her a piece of my mind the piece i have to spare which is more than what she has in total the auld bag and as for blazes boylan and him in the tower in sandymount or in the boozer...The thing that really drives me mad on this board is when people type paragraphs using no commas or full stops, so that you have to read their post several times to get their gist.
I don't find it very prevalent here.
I find posts which use three full stops (...) instead of one to be very annoying.Please take a little time to write your post carefully. Use complete sentences. Use paragraphs for longer posts. Do not use Text Speak.
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