Important notice from the GRAMMAR POLICE. Plz read. This means you.
Kyna:
Quote from: NakedNickJonas on 2009 May 29, 07:05:42
I find that offensive. Are people with dyslexia or other learning abilities not allowed to post here?
Use a browser with a decent spell-check.
I've known many dyslexic people at many different forums. The smart ones use a spell-checker before posting, and nobody would have known that these posters were dyslexic if they hadn't mentioned it themselves at some stage.
Stop trying to be a smart-ass who is trying to trip us up with stupid questions like that one, NakedNick. We've heard it all before (many times before!) from countless morons who have dropped by and tried to change us.
WYSIWYG. If you don't like it, then fuck off and go someplace else. We're not going to change just to suit you. You're not that fucking special.
JonaBullets:
Quote from: NakedNickJonas on 2009 May 29, 07:05:42
I find that offensive. Are people with dyslexia or other learning abilities not allowed to post here?
Cheers Nick. But I wouldn't bother wasting your breath with these insensitive/immature pricks. This is all so pretty pathetic. they started this war with me. I'm happy to have the bullets (pun) fired at me. Call me what ever names you like, and abuse me all you like. In the end... Meh. I've stated my case, and my ability to not spell that well. If by picking the shit of it me and others makes you feel better or more "awesome" than the rest of us good for you. I'm not going to lose any sleep over you jerks. :)
witch:
Yeehaar! JonaPullsit whatever happened to the good intentions in your apology-caek PMs to me? Have you forgotten your 'good internet friend' already?
You're cruisin' for a bruisin' kiddo.
This is our place, our rules, if you don't like them you really don't have to stay here. Rly!
Yesterday you were complaining that I'd spoiled your mood for the day; keep on like this and you're likely to have a pretty sad weekend - although perhaps you don't spend your time on forums when you are not at work. You do know IBM is laying people off all over the world, don't you? You must also know that large computer companies are very likely to be tracking internet usage at work? I think you're in for some tough life lessons over the next couple of years.
kiki:
Quote from: witch on 2009 May 29, 07:38:05
Yeehaar! JonaPullsit whatever happened to the good intentions in your apology-caek PMs to me? Have you forgotten your 'good internet friend' already?
You're cruisin' for a bruisin' kiddo.
This is our place, our rules, if you don't like them you really don't have to stay here. Rly!
Yesterday you were complaining that I'd spoiled your mood for the day; keep on like this and you're likely to have a pretty sad weekend - although perhaps you don't spend your time on forums when you are not at work. You do know IBM is laying people off all over the world, don't you? You must also know that large computer companies are very likely to be tracking internet usage at work? I think you're in for some tough life lessons over the next couple of years.
Not to mention, S-M-R-T people that work for big multi-nationals (such as myself) aren't stupid enough to post which multi-national they work for when they do manage to slack off on MATY from work...because it's like a red rag to a bull for the filter bots and then you're basically posting public evidence of being a slack-ass on the company dime.
JonaBullets:
Quote from: witch on 2009 May 29, 07:38:05
Yeehaar! JonaPullsit whatever happened to the good intentions in your apology-caek PMs to me? Have you forgotten your 'good internet friend' already?
You're cruisin' for a bruisin' kiddo.
This is our place, our rules, if you don't like them you really don't have to stay here. Rly!
Yesterday you were complaining that I'd spoiled your mood for the day; keep on like this and you're likely to have a pretty sad weekend - although perhaps you don't spend your time on forums when you are not at work. You do know IBM is laying people off all over the world, don't you? You must also know that large computer companies are very likely to be tracking internet usage at work? I think you're in for some tough life lessons over the next couple of years.
Hehe, yes I was aware of IBM laying people off, not me though, for now. :P Anyways, I did apologize for my crappy spelling and grammar, but it just continued on and on, and look at it now. Yeah I cant spell. Yeah I'm shit. Yeah I'm not awesome, but come on, enough is enough. This is just going on and on. I'm over it, I'm sure every one else is. *Sings: Why can't we be friends, why can't we be friends* :)
I'm doing my hardest to keep the Grammar Nazi's out there happy, but now it's just blown way out of the water. I've said I'll try. Shit, if that's not good enough what is 'Oh, Awesome Ones'? :P
Thank you witch for your kind reply, kindness goes along way, and is more noticed.
Quote from: kiki on 2009 May 29, 07:49:53
Not to mention, S-M-R-T people that work for big multi-nationals (such as myself) aren't stupid enough to post which multi-national they work for when they do manage to slack off on MATY from work...because it's like a red rag to a bull for the filter bots and then you're basically posting public evidence of being a slack-ass on the company dime.
As advised by my manager, he has no problems with us surfing the net, MSNing and what not, while at work/doing work. With what I do, sitting there doing sweet FA comes with the role. We have a lot of scripts and applications that do the work for us, so while waiting for those to do their job, we surf the net and go for breaks etc.
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