Quote from: Brandon on November 20, 2013, 10:16:52 PM
Again I'm intimidated by it honestly but if you in that situation then fine I'm taller than most Of my friends who are girls
Brandon - I sent you private message three months ago about your writing and you dismissed it, called me 'rude' and wrote (and I do quote) "Um you do realize I'm on my phone and sometimes I might just use he wrong their, When I'm writing on paper it's different I do know how to spell".
Now, I would like to point out that the post above is quite difficult to understand. While you might think it's fine, you are basically asking everyone who reads your post to spend extra time decoding it because you do not choose to use punctuation. Consider the following:
I am helping my uncle jack off a horse.
I am helping my uncle, Jack, off a horse.
I think there are a ton of funny examples like this online. Something about a catastrophe vs a
cat ass trophy.
Here are some helpful tips. I mean this with genuine and heartfelt kindness. I was an English teacher for 7 years. No, my grammar/spelling/punctuation is not always perfect, but I do make it a point to edit my posts when I notice my laziness has made it difficult to understand.
They're - They are. I see the lions. They're going to eat my face if I am not careful.
Their - Plural possession. Those two girls are my friends, and their father is with them.
There - Shows location (sometimes an abstract location) There are many ways to be eaten by a lion.
You - Refers to a person. You need find a new place to live.
You're - You are - You're a good friend.
Your - shows possession - That is your opinion.
I would also suggest checking out some rules about comma usage. Those are admittedly tricky.
If other people think I am being a jerk, let me reiterate that I sent a private message to brandon back when he started posting here, and his response was dismissive. I would rather one of us help him out rather than some one online who will tear his argument apart by attacking his lack of English mechanics.