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Re: apologee accepted
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Posted by Hobo,NC on April 17, 2007 at 05:01:33 from (71.30.107.78):
In Reply to: apologee accepted posted by This is Tan67 on differen on April 16, 2007 at 11:39:06:
Their are folks out their that make it a point to criticize folks who are not good spellers, fer as they are concerned they kin kiss"zit. Best I kin tell ya izz when I run across one of them A-holes I try and B nice and clean it up fer�em so�s they kin read it, its better to B nice to�em it makes�em madder. You kin draw more fly�s with sugar than sheet. If I were interested in B�n a good speller I would replete the 3rd grad again but most folks are interested in git�n their tractor fixed. Goggle has a rite nice spell checker check it out although its wrong fer me most of the time I try and use it so�s sum of the grouchy folks kin read my post. Don�t let the fact that you are not a good speller keep you from post�n, one think I have learned everyone you meet knows sum�n you do not, good speller or not.
I spec you dont have to apologize to most of us only to a select few who want to prove they are a rite much smarter then the rest of us.
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