Saxon786:
The paomnnehil pweor of the hmuan mnid.Aoccdrnig to a rseearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it deosn’t mttaer
in waht oredr the ltteers in a wrod are, the olny iprmoetnt tihng is
taht the frist and lsat ltteer be at the rghit pclae.
The rset can be a total mses and you can sitll raed it wouthit a
porbelm. Tihs is bcuseae the huamn mnid deos not raed ervey lteter by
istlef, but the wrod as a wlohe.amzanig huh?
LLLLLOOOOOOOLLLLLL!!!
Bully
Sxoan - it smees taht you hvae hit the nial on the haed !!!
Wlel Dnoe!
Olde Worlde or what ■■
Niall. (Or Naill as the case may be )
Nothing to do woth the beer thin?
Didn’t a certain poster try this one on before and get banned for it in the end?
Does it really matter hitch 
We are truck drivers after all mate…not english teachers 
Nope, doesn’t matter…
but i still prefer the UK spellings. Call it a comfort zone if you must.
Seeing American spellings just weirds me out sometimes. I mean thruout - whats with that?!
Dapper Scavenger:
Nope, doesn’t matter…but i still prefer the UK spellings. Call it a comfort zone if you must.
Seeing American spellings just weirds me out sometimes. I mean thruout - whats with that?!
LOL thats not proper spelling, UK or US… just laziness… originated with the new computer lingo I believe. That just brings up an entire new problem with spelling, doesnt it. All these cyber spellings drive me crazy!
OIC (Oh I see), RU (are you), 4U (for you), CU L8R ( see you later)… crap like this takes me 3 times longer to read something… why be so lazy■■? If people learned to type, they wouldn’t feel the need to use these aggrevating abbreviatioins!
Kate Hasler:
OIC (Oh I see), RU (are you), 4U (for you), CU L8R ( see you later)… crap like this takes me 3 times longer to read something… why be so lazy■■? If people learned to type, they wouldn’t feel the need to use these aggrevating abbreviatioins!
I think a lot of this type of spelling is down to text messaging as well
simon
after reading this thread i laughed so much i fell on my fanny.
funny thing is i didnt think i had one
dave:
funny thing is i didnt think i had one
The Americans should label the language American, and be done with it, since it’s not English anymore.
sorry nothing to do with the thread…but i just spotted daves signature “i hated going to weddings. all the grandma,s would poke me and say “your next”.
they stopped doing that when i started doing it to them at funerals.”
roflmfao and cryin with it lol that is the first time i have spotted that dave
You aren’t very observant, are ya wayne??
Even the government promotes bad spelling. Here in New York, there are signs which read “No turn on red, 8am-4pm Monday thru Friday”
Text messaging. Different language. Hate it - hate predictive text messaging even more. If I could work out how to turn it off, I would. For now, I’d sooner make a 'phone call .
Liberace:
Text messaging. Different language. Hate it - hate predictive text messaging even more. If I could work out how to turn it off, I would. For now, I’d sooner make a 'phone call
If it’s a Nokia, either press the bottom right button a few times until the underscore disappears or if that fails, hold it down until it goes. Took me ages to figure it out. My g/f can type a story on her Nokia in seconds using the progressive typing thing but I just can’t figure it.
If it’s a Motorola, I have no idea and would like to know that answer myself 
or lib go into the text message settings menu and turn off the t9 dictionary every phone that has the predictive text will have a t9 dictionary on it this will turn off predictive text completely. then you only have to swap between capital letters and small letters
Rob K:
I don’t see the problem. I can make sense of the posts in question. Some people aren’t as gifted as others when it comes to spelling, punctuation and grammar. It’s no big deal surely
Eggsactly.
Vince