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A pedant, or pædant, is a person who is overly concerned with formalism and precision, or who makes a show of learning.

Being referred to as a pedant, or pedantic, is generally considered insulting, unless you're posh and opinionated. (check spelling Quinny)

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I can only speak for myself, but IMO yes it does. If you have to read something more than once to understand it, then it's obstructive.

if you have to read 'there' more than once to know what its says then maybe the problem is with you? :lol:

i mean its not like it sounds any different when you say it, so no matter which one has been written the sentence will still say exactly the same thing when read, its not like people are putting 'elephant' instead of 'it'. i go out of my way to try and make my posts as readable as possible, i spell check every post i make with the FF spell checker, if i didn't they would be unreadable due to dyslexia, so its not really laziness when i put the wrong there in a sentence, its more that i've already gone out of my way to make it more readable so if you can't be arsed to change a there to a their in your head for me then then its not my problem tbh :lol:

I can only speak for myself, but IMO yes it does. If you have to read something more than once to understand it, then it's obstructive.

if you have to read 'there' more than once to know what its says then maybe the problem is with you? :lol:

i mean its not like it sounds any different when you say it, so no matter which one has been written the sentence will still say exactly the same thing when read, its not like people are putting 'elephant' instead of 'it'. i go out of my way to try and make my posts as readable as possible, i spell check every post i make with the FF spell checker, if i didn't they would be unreadable due to dyslexia, so its not really laziness when i put the wrong there in a sentence, its more that i've already gone out of my way to make it more readable so if you can't be arsed to change a there to a their in your head for me then then its not my problem tbh :lol:

i agree 8-)

JESUS YOU GUYS ARE ENGLISH!

how do you fuck up your own language?

We can fook up anything we touch, seriously we suck at everything :lol:

india

Yeah! Nice one Quinny, that learned us right proper...

You idiot.

india

:lol:

My grammer is apauling i am absolutly awful at spelling and even worse at grammer. I've got my job and a good one at that so i have no troubles . I really should teach myself a bit more though :lol:

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india

about the only thing we ever succeeded at was Australia and even they are ashamed of us :lol:

What do you actually do Stevie?

what a COCK.

What do you actually do Stevie?

he's an English teacher :lol:

What do you actually do Stevie?

I'm a Civil Engineer :-D Non of us can spell :lol:

haha What do you....engineer?

I hate people with jobs. I cant find one lol

haha What do you....engineer?

I hate people with jobs. I cant find one lol

sure you can.

i have a job. you found me!

See you've changed your spelling.

If you're gonna try and teach the world to speak, type and generally communicate, as least check the fucking dictionary when it comes to your own profile.

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KETTLE

BLACK.

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

I try my best with spelling and grammar but I've never really been very good with it. Took me 3 attempts just to get a C grade in English at GCSE level :lol:

I don't think I do to badly though!

Just because its a car forum doesn't mean you need to talk/type properly.

See you've changed your spelling.

If you're gonna try and teach the world to speak, type and generally communicate, as least check the fucking dictionary when it comes to your own profile.

POT

KETTLE

BLACK.

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

oops :lol:

I've noticed this forum has once again slipped into the realms of illiteracy. I see many people on here moan about text talk, so I’ll bring this to light. As there is no general chat, I've posted it here.

Hopefully this will help some people appear to have the intelligence greater than that of a ten year old.

Their:

To associate people in numbers greater than one, also may be applied to other beings and objects. Their house is bigger than mine.

There:

To describe a place. Look over there.

They’re

An abbreviation of “they” and “are”. They are running across a field:- They’re running across a field.

A sentence with all three:

They’re spying on us with their beady little eyes from that house over there.

Other common and annoying errors are bought and brought, them and those.

Bought:

To buy. I bought an apple from that shop.

Brought:

To bring. I brought this over here.

Them:

To describe people. We saw them over there.

Those:

The plural of that. Those wheels look very nice.

that took too much effort, was it worth it lol.

maybe the mx5 forum is better?

Oh dear.

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what a COCK.

Oh it's you.

Have I not proved you wrong before? The reason for that halfwit comment perhaps?

So within this one topic I have been called a virgin, a idiot and a COCK for merely pointing out and trying to correct the poor language skills possessed by some of the users of this forum.

The imagination of a juvenile really is shocking.

At least Virgin has some form of imagination and would be relatively funny to hear from the mouth of a delinquent, the use and understanding of a word with more than four letters, something to be truely proud about.

idiot and cock on the other hand are just the usual grunts that are passed around in the day to day conversation of a common yob.

Hopefully this will help some people appear to have the intelligence greater than that of a ten year old.

Are you smarter than a 10 year old? Should be on that Tv programme is you are! lol.

I can only speak for myself, but IMO yes it does. If you have to read something more than once to understand it, then it's obstructive.

if you have to read 'there' more than once to know what its says then maybe the problem is with you? :lol:

Exactly! their aint any problem whichever way way you spell there as the brain (no matter how dumb it is) has the ability to jiggle things around so it makes sense. For example, a pub near me put an advert in the window for bar staff but jiggled the letters around leaving the 1st and last letter in the right place but moving the rest. (position became piostoin or something similar). Was funny how it was understandable (well it was for me with a i.q of 160!)

Truly. (not truely)

Stop being an attempted know-all, get down off your high horse and remember, just because you're posh doesn't mean you're better than Average Joe.

Now stop being a pillock.

:lol:

funi topic thiz m8.

:lol:

funi topic thiz m8.

Nice diss of English, that should bring up a comment or 2!

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