Today; One day of correct grammar and spelling.

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Originally Posted by JPaul

Indeed.

However should one continue to use these archaic terms, I myself wouldn't. However tis' a matter twixt the author and his sense of propriety.

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Classic. :01:


Yofl

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Originally Posted by Peerzy

I bet your all hoping i don't post in the lounge today :lol:

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Looks good so far :D

I have grappled with the full stop issue.

I think it looks inelegant when used before a smiley so I don't use one.

The few posts I've read of Ziggy's this morning have been excellent, btw. He's even started writing you're when appropriate and his use of ellipses is perfect :01:

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Originally Posted by DanB

Looks good so far :D

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So far, touch wood :whistling

I don't wish to know :sick:

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Originally Posted by DanB

I don't wish to know :sick:

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Jolly good old chap :)

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Originally Posted by Guillaume

Spellcheck for IE and Spellbound for Firefox can do it and fast.

Face it: we're just lazy, or foreign or even both. :01:

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not to forget dyslexics and those whose infant children make the keyboard stick with their various spills.
:)

thanks for the spellbound tip.....

Youy really sahouyldn't have picked today. :no:

caps suck

Yeah, I'm gonna' bump that topic.