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TDDude wrote:

Wildscar wrote:but the czary prat is I bet ylal can slitl raed tihs eevn thguoht all the ltertres are jblmued anourd in the wdros.

In digital audio, it's called Error Correction. I guess the human brain can do the same thing.

The imrpotnat tihng is taht the frsit and lsat ltetres are crorrcet

WildBill wrote:Which is worse? All of the "likes" or "you knows".

Ugh, I hate that one a<space>lot . From what I can tell it's largely stoners that are struggling to articulate their message and are looking for a sign they can just stop thinking since they've said enough to get their message across.

longhorn_92 wrote:Is There Such a Word as Irregardless in the English Language?

aarrgghh!!!

actually yeah, it's not just a bushism http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irregardless" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

keep in mind dictionaries don't dictate the meanings of words but rather report on their usage. language is an evolving thing. something that was "right" 100 years ago may be "wrong" now.

pbwalker wrote: Another thing, and I am just as guilty, is the reliance of spell check. It should just be turned off. People my age should be able to spell 'recommend'.

Spell check isn't bad, what's bad is their are two many words that can be spelled correctly yet be incorrect in the semantic context.

kthxbai, ttyl