[spelling-nazi] Ugh... it's "aisle" with an "a". "Isle" makes it a completely different word. [/spelling-nazi]
Don’t ruin good humour, by criticizing spelling and then still dropping vowels in other words in the “English” language.[spelling-nazi] Ugh... it's "aisle" with an "a". "Isle" makes it a completely different word. [/spelling-nazi]
Don’t ruin good humour, by criticizing spelling and then still dropping vowels in other words in the “English” language.
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Laugh, relax, ski when you can, enjoy life....as everyone has faults that can be picked on, just depends on how you look at it.
It's not just a case of caring about spelling in some uptight way... the misspelling in this case ruined the humor, IMO. Totally took me out the joke.
Getting things right is enjoyable. Letting mistakes go doesn't always mean you're relaxed and just enjoying life, and pointing them out or correcting them doesn't mean you're uptight and not enjoying life. Life can be enjoyed in many ways.
[spelling-nazi] Ugh... it's "aisle" with an "a". "Isle" makes it a completely different word. [/spelling-nazi]
Gosh! And I was under the impression that the racks of goods and merchandise were called ISLANDS!
I'm sure the spelling dweebs will correct any mis-understanding ;-)
Now is this a Gray truck or a Grey truck?
Had to go there.
It depends on whether it's wabbit season or duck season.
Maybe, just maybe...[spelling-nazi] Ugh... it's "aisle" with an "a". "Isle" makes it a completely different word. [/spelling-nazi]
The Isle aisle, or the aisle in the Isle?Maybe, just maybe...
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