Regular doing my head in

[Hawkwind71]

Don't forget the frequent use of 'of' when they mean 'have' (as in, I would of thought). No!!! It's I would HAVE thought. Have is the possessive verb required -  of is not a verb but a preposition.  E.G. Bottom of the street, top of the hill. Queen of England, etc. 

Last night after a few pints I was off of my head. 

[vw]

I missed a comma when typing, that doesn't class me as an illiterate.

Wouldn't have considered that.  Illiterate means being unable to read and write.  413 posts probably proves your not.

Its a shame people know where a comma should be but don't know what illiterate means.

[slow and low]

I give up.

[slow and low]

Wouldn't have considered that.  Illiterate means being unable to read and write.  413 posts probably proves your not.

Its a shame people know where a comma should be but don't know what illiterate means.

Just responding to the fact I was called illiterate, I am well aware what its definition is. All I'm trying to do is put a few posts / reviews on here and have a bit of a crack / banter re punting. Any mistakes please advise. I will give the spell check function a kicking.

[Stapler]

Can you put the / next to the letters in future?

Example : Posts/reviews.


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[slow and low]

Can you put the / next to the letters in future?

Example : Posts/reviews.


..S...

No.

[Stapler]

All I'm trying to do is put a few posts / reviews on here and have a bit of a crack / banter re punting.
Any mistakes please advise.

I advised, as requested! 


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[slow and low]

I advised, as requested! 


..S...

Fair enough. Time to move on.

[winkywanky]

Just responding to the fact I was called illiterate, I am well aware what its definition is. All I'm trying to do is put a few posts / reviews on here and have a bit of a crack / banter re punting. Any mistakes please advise. I will give the spell check function a kicking.

You're obviously a pretty erudite chap, borne out by the fact that you didn't apostrophise (I just made that word up  ) its when referring to definition  .

But since you did ask, for the benefit of our Irish members, the spelling for 'crack' in this case is craic (Gaelic word).

I thank you    .

[slow and low]

You're obviously a pretty erudite chap, borne out by the fact that you didn't apostrophise (I just made that word up  ) its when referring to definition  .

But since you did ask, for the benefit of our Irish members, the spelling for 'crack' in this case is craic (Gaelic word).

I thank you    .

no problem, using crack as a general term as opposed to the Irish variant. I'll up my game re future posts/reviews.

[vw]

I'll up my game re future posts/reviews.

I think they are messing with you, noting wrong with your posts !

[slow and low]

I think they are messing with you, noting wrong with your posts !

No problem, getting a ribbing now and again part and parcel of being a site member, I'm good with it, goes overboard then I'm fairly sure I will be able to look after myself. 

[Hawkwind71]

No problem, getting a ribbing now and again part and parcel of being a site member, I'm good with it, goes overboard then I'm fairly sure I will be able to look after myself. 

We all have had to deal with it. And I am sure I have more to come. 

[Stapler]

no problem, using crack as a general term as opposed to the Irish variant. I'll up my game re future posts/reviews.

Remember to start a sentence with a capital.

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[JIMI1234]

I'm sure every post you send is word perfect. Must have been that A level in English that contributed to my illiteracy.

Of course every post i send isn't word perfect. I apologised, and said what I had meant to make clear.
But I apologise only once.
 

[JIMI1234]

I'm sure every post you send is word perfect. Must have been that A level in English that contributed to my illiteracy.

ps. Having an A level is the equivalent now of having nothing. Even a bachelor's degree doesn't open doors anymore...

[slow and low]

Of course every post i send isn't word perfect. I apologised, and said what I had meant to make clear.
But I apologise only once.
 

Fair enough, no problem.

[JIMI1234]

Fair enough, no problem.

Lets shake. I started it, in error... You're okay with me man.
Too much back-biting for us to add to it

[slow and low]

Lets shake. I started it, in error... You're okay with me man.
Too much back-biting for us to add to it

Sounds good to me, shake accepted.