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Your probberly right two comence these thred.
....btw it's "carvery", not calvary
....btw it's "carvery", not calvary
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Getting back to topic...
artillery, not "artillary"
Gandhi, not "Ghandi"The difference between industrial society and information society:
In an industrial society you take a shower when you have come home from work.
In an information society you take a shower before leaving for work.Comment
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Teh most common misspelling is probably just a typing error.
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HAHAHA"is disappointing", not "sux0rz"
A friend of mine talks/spells in 133t all the time. It pisses me off.
Advisor, not adiviser
Military, not militery
SteeleIf this were a movie, there'd be a tunnel or something near here for us to escape through.....Comment
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Dis thraed is funy.
It halps mey two speel
I'm building a wagon! On some other part of the internets, obviously (but not that other site).Comment
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I must say that it's not so bad on this forum. At least I can figure out what people mean ... most of the time anyway.
The posts on the Mohaa boards are sometimes so bad when it comes to spelling and punctuation that I have no idea what the poster[1] is talking about.
Robert
[1] Poster as in one who posts[2], not a big paper thing on a wall.
[2] places a message on a forum or board, not puts letters into a mailbox.A strategy guide? Yeah, it's what used to be called the manual.Comment
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Civ games tends to attract intelligent players, it's kind of the nature of the game. Also, an interest in history is pretty much guarenteed I think.Originally posted by kailhun
I must say that it's not so bad on this forum. At least I can figure out what people mean ... most of the time anyway.
The posts on the Mohaa boards are sometimes so bad when it comes to spelling and punctuation that I have no idea what the poster[1] is talking about.
Robert
[1] Poster as in one who posts[2], not a big paper thing on a wall.
[2] places a message on a forum or board, not puts letters into a mailbox.Comment
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Aren't we missing the biggest offender?
It's LOSE, people. L-O-S-E. One (1) O.
It is NOT LOOSE
. That one bugs the HELL out of me, since I see it everywhere (I even see it occasionally in newspaper headlines).
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It is shield, not "sheild".The difference between industrial society and information society:
In an industrial society you take a shower when you have come home from work.
In an information society you take a shower before leaving for work.Comment
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Ugh! For all you Brits, the word 'color' or 'colour' comes from the Latin 'color' so guess what? We Americans are right on this one. (No doubt 'colour' comes from a French corruption of Latin introduced into English by the Nasty Norman Froggies who conquered your country oh so long ago.)Originally posted by The Viceroy
Colour not Color
Centre not Center
You may have us on center though, which comes from 'centrum' a perfectly good 2nd declension neuter Latin noun. 'Center' looks like a 3rd declension Latin noun (which would decline as 'center', 'centris', 'centro', etc.), but the orginal is 2nd not 3rd declension. However, 'centre' would be the ablative form of the hypothetical 3rd declension form 'center' (again, not an actual word) so you may even be further off that us (at least 'center' looks nomnative ...)- "A picture may be worth a thousand words, but it still ain't a part number." - Ron Reynolds
- I went to Zanarkand, and all I got was this lousy aeon!
- "... over 10 members raised complaints about you... and jerk was one of the nicer things they called you" - MingComment
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Yuo are right.Originally posted by Aeson
Teh most common misspelling is probably just a typing error.
Ah, and two more:
to receive, not recieve
weird, not wierdComment
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Ohh! That's what it is!!! I thought it was a tail!Originally posted by Lee Johnson
[too many people are punctuating their petty demands with the little red fist-pounding guy. This overuse MUST STOP!
"You're the biggest user of hindsight that I've ever known. Your favorite team, in any sport, is the one that just won. If you were a woman, you'd likely be a slut." - Slowwhand, to Imran
Eschewing silly games since December 4, 2005Comment
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How about the oh so confusing:
its and it's;
there, their, and they're;
which and witch;
whether and weather;
Firaxis, please listen and Firaxis, you dumb f*cks
RobertA strategy guide? Yeah, it's what used to be called the manual.Comment
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It is granary, not "granery" or "grainery".The difference between industrial society and information society:
In an industrial society you take a shower when you have come home from work.
In an information society you take a shower before leaving for work.Comment
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guarenteed?Originally posted by
Civ games tends to attract intelligent players, it's kind of the nature of the game. Also, an interest in history is pretty much guarenteed I think.
guaranteed.
was that on porpoise?
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