Surely you must realize that when people are typing very quickly, often their brain will choose the wrong their, or there or two, too, or to. As for spelling, there are words that no matter how many times you type them you will not remember how to spell them. Words like:
- devastate/devestate
- desperate/desparate
- separate/seperate
It's hard to remember whether to use an A or an E.
English is very inconsistent making it hard to remember how to spell some words. And then there are words like catolog that can also be correctly spelled catalogue.
I made A's in grammar and spelling. I still have a tough time remembering some words. It would help if we could have spell check here but then again Brits spell some words differently than Americans do such as colour and color.
When you write a long post sometimes it's a pain in the backside to go back and edit it, so you just don't.
What strikes me as funny, is the person who makes a point of embarrassing others by pointing out errors in spelling and grammar: then the person goes on to make their own spelling and grammatical errors.
While spelling and grammatical errors may tell you something about a person, becoming irritated with him/her over those errors should tell you more important things about yourself.
If made any mistakes here, tough because I don't feel like proofreading. Or was that tuff? Hahaha.
Flyin'
