I would just like to say sorry...

I am sorry to anyone that has been annoyed by my posts recently with bad grammar, or spelling. I will do better I guess I just lost my common sense for a bit. Don't think of me any less for it.

Once again sorry everybody.

Cody Queen

Perfect, except for the use of "that."  English is a rich language, Cody, and it will pay you to use it well.  We were just busting your bawls 

Don't worry about it buddy! I was kinda joking (well, rather I only did it in jest) and I didn't think people would catch on to what I said so fast. Besides, some people are guilty of grammar mistakes around here often enough.....coughjamesckimball.com/housecoughcoughcoughcoughitsyourenotyourcoughcoughcoughcough

Man, I must be coming down with the grammar bug or something.

Iz ok.  U canz blame Geoff for not haves spell check on forumz like used to. 

Flowers for Algernon, anybody?

Don't worry. I was just kidding too. I can't help myself sometimes as I write copy and edit all day.

Iz ok.  U canz blame Geoff for not haves spell check on forumz like used to. 

Who doesn't use Firefox? It comes with spell check!

Or it's built into your OS, if you're on a Mac...

Cody, thank you for stepping up and meeting the challenge of actually caring about how you present yourself - you're ahead of most people your age.  (No matter what other people may joke about above!)

Not bad, but leaving out the perennial:

to - too - two

blew - blue - bleu

ignores triples.

And let's not forget where, wear, and were.

Enjoy.

Flowers for Algernon, anybody?

Ah ha ha ha, that bought back some memories of doing english essays...  But indeed, normal bad grammar and spelling is okay...its just when it gets quite difficult to read it becomes illegible. *groan*

Although were is a stretch of pronunciation, I like the idea.

I use Google Chrome it has spelling check. I like it better then Firefox.

Don't feel bad dear. I've been spelling things incorrectly on these boards for years. Also spell check is of no help when you don't know what the word looks like to begin with.