Daer Speelling Nazis...

Well, that was to give him a hard time more than actually correct him, but you're right. It's really annoying to read a three page "lolcat" style post.

Damn, really want to pick you up on your mistake!

What's with all the aggresion? Is there any need?

I know, I should have stuck my tongue out before I winked.

I will go whip myself now.

I think Mark does well with english as his second language. He doesnt do as well as Babyrs does who has impeccable english, but for a welshman he does alright.

I thought that the 'official' position, here on TFS, was that spelling errors and typos were to be condoned....(for whatever reason...). If I notice that I have made such an error, I'll go back and fix it.
If there is a segment of the population that feels it is acceptable to fly in the face of literary convention, then those people should not be alarmed to find that they may be branded as being illiterate, or lazy, or both. Because such labeling is not acceptable behavior here on TFS, it is recommended that one simply laugh at these faux-pas of the the keyboard,... After all, sometimes the 'errors' can lead to mis-understandings, and there is always great entertainment value to be had by interpreting things in a way that was, or is, contrary to the writers intent.

Yup, no need to be rude, everyone make mistakes so long as it makes some sort of sense!

If you hate abbreviations try going to an IT academy, most of what you learn is abbreviations lol.

I find the people at work who email using that crappy text/internet language and then get upset when I complain are the same people who email me when they're writing an official report because they don't know the difference between "they're, there, their" etc and don't want to look stupid. If they paid more attention they'd know already....

Still, not really worth getting upset about a misplaced comma or apostrophe on an internet forum I suppose