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But the poster was right to correct your spelling because someone else who wants the same information will search with the correct spelling and will not find this thread. They will then start another thread about the same subject and will then be flamed.
If people bothered to spell correctly there would be fewer duplicate threads.:)
they may have been right to correct, my point is that the way they went about it was unacceptable.I'm the kind of person who buys a terramundi pot, saves for a bit, drills a hole in the bottom, and then leaves it sitting out looking all nice... :rotfl:0 -
jwhitehouselogan wrote: »Thank you for correcting me and trying to make me look incredibly stupid. I must point out that I am actually quite intelligent (I already have a degree) and I really do not feel the sarcastic tone of your post was warranted.
I was certainly not aware that I was required to post messages that demonstrated my grasp of the English language.
Sadly some people have nothing better to do than correct other peoples postings.0 -
Sadly some people have nothing better to do than correct other peoples postings.
I agree. I think it was incredibly insensitive and condescending in tone.
Jwhitehouselogan, I think you should be congratulated on all that you are doing and have achieved to date. You are an inspiration.
If you PM me with your home address, I will send you some pens and paper myself.0 -
jwhitehouselogan wrote: »Thank you for correcting me and trying to make me look incredibly stupid. I must point out that I am actually quite intelligent (I already have a degree) and I really do not feel the sarcastic tone of your post was warranted.
I was certainly not aware that I was required to post messages that demonstrated my grasp of the English language.
i wouldnt worry about it, spelling isnt that important to most people,
im sure no-one who read your request thought you were looking for somwhere to stand still for a whileWWSD(what would Scooby Doo)0 -
try yoru local poundland etc places they do stationeryMy Signature is MY OWN!!0
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its very disappointing when people have nothing better to do than correct other people spelling,this isn`t an english exam its a forum,those who think otherwise really should get a life.
as for free paper and pens,can`t help,but you can get cheap at asda and other supermarkets and £1 shops etc.0 -
Welcome to the "Lets have a go at any poor sod that comes here" site. The rules are; don't make a spelling mistake, don't have an opinion, beg permission off one of the mob that think only they have a right to post. This goes for all forums.
It seems many do not read Martin's guidelines about being nice to people, some it seems don't even know who Martin is.
Comments on grammer and syntax regarding this post welcome.A fool may give advice but the one who takes it is the bigger fool.0 -
Welcome to the "Lets have a go at any poor sod that comes here" site. The rules are; don't make a spelling mistake, don't have an opinion, beg permission off one of the mob that think only they have a right to post. This goes for all forums.
It seems many do not read Martin's guidelines about being nice to people, some it seems don't even know who Martin is.
Comments on grammer and syntax regarding this post welcome.
Have to admit it did feel a bit like I shouldn't be posting! On the stationERY front, I went to Asda and found a pack of 10 pens for 26p! Bargain! Thanks for all the suggestions guys!
I'm the kind of person who buys a terramundi pot, saves for a bit, drills a hole in the bottom, and then leaves it sitting out looking all nice... :rotfl:0 -
Recruitment/career fairs are great for free pens, pencils and notepaper. Some of the best pens I've ever had came from a company at a recruitment fair or a freshers fair.go to career fairs (there must be loads around these days), they are usually free to get in and give out loads of pens and other things. i haven't bought one single pen for many years! now i just use company ones.0
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