Am I not the only one getting annoyed lately at people making spelling typos that simply should not happen at all?
Typing typos I can understand but simple words that were taught in grade school should not be spelled wrong. Nobody should have to spell words such as that, the, or is wrong, especially over and over.
/rant
Sure thing-as soon as you take some remedial grammar lessons and learn your punctuation.
Since you opened the closet (or Pandora's box) I offer your errors:
Your greeting post:
I have recently found that I've a preference for endowed me and after playing with a fella who was endowed, it has led to several questions that I'm hoping to get answers later. (
http://www.lpsg.org/2074069-post1.html)
It may interest you to know that
'fella' is not a word recognized by Spell Check.
Next up:
I hope I can ask this question in a way that does not sound BAD or make me look bad !!
... While staying with him, did your partner started out as average / above average and start pumping or doing special exercises... (
http://www.lpsg.org/2087394-post1.html)
First, only one exclamation point (
!) is proper. Two shows lack of schooling.
Secondly, I'm having difficulty understanding what language skills you use when saying: 'did your partner started out as average...' That should have been: 'did your partner start out as average...'
Moving right along, I encountered the next error on your part:
I'm just saying in general that NOBODY should make spelling typos for simple words such as "that" or "the" (
http://www.lpsg.org/2423124-post8.html)
You neglected to place any form of punctuation at the end of your statement.
The last one I bothered to look at was this one:
I'm friends and neighbors with someone who made a few movies. We have played a couple times. Out of respect and consideration and because I don't kiss and tell, I will not say whom he is. I get a kick out of reading posts about people inquiring his identity, cock size, whether his cock is fully hard or so heavy that it hangs and the movies he's been in. I have time wanted to reply to those posts and say what I know but nobody would believe me.
You say 'I'm friends and neighbors with someone who...' (
http://www.lpsg.org/2421029-post109.html)
It is revealed that you are writing of one person which means your sentence should read
'I am a friend and neighbor with/to/of someone...' It should be done in this way, as, you are writing of something singular, not plural (unless you are multiple personalities in which case friends and neighbors might work).
None of us is perfect.