Dear SIS:

[Buffalo Phil]

Josh, to put it plainly...



Amongst the dozens upon dozens of SiS users and members, not one has been so infamously consistent with the horrendousness of their grammatical attempts as yourself. Being a web, and mostly text, based forum, it is implied that communicating is a prerequisite to partaking.

With that said, our jaunts and quips concerning your spelling skills havng nothing to do with how nice you are, because in all honesty you have been extremely cordial every time I've met you, but rather it has to do with your blatant disregard for people such as T.S. Eliot, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Stephen Crane and other such literary icons in the form of the slaughter of Anglican written word.

Plainly, if every time I posted a tech question on SiS, I put it in the newbie forum and despite all the times people mentioned/busted my balls about it, I continued to do so, who's fault is that? Mineselfus

Thesis: If you are a glutton for punishment, continue your ways, or if you have proficiency in this language we all commonly share (whch in actuality is proved by yourself above) then go ahead and display said proficiency a tiny but more liberally.

So eloquently stated, good sir.

[Lawn Guyland]

lawl.

[#DEZERTDAD]

[Buffalo Phil]

[ninetysix-ex-jay]

Anyone else not know any of the literary icons Dillian mentioned?

[Mighty Quine]

Anyone else not know any of the literary icons Dillian mentioned?

nope

[Lawn Guyland]

Anyone else not know any of the literary icons Dillian mentioned?

really? haha i definitely heard of them when i was in HS

[Ruepart Hoaxley]

the only reason why Hux's spelling is fine is because he has microsoft word open on another tab so he can use spell check

...touche.

[Lawn Guyland]

[Hydra]

You've never heard of T.S. Eliot, F. Scott Fitzgerald or Stephen Crane?

"The Wasteland," "The Great Gatsby," or "THE RED BADGE OF COURAGE"?


I are flummoxed

[Ruepart Hoaxley]

"The Wasteland" is actually a really good book.

Hated "The Great Gatsby", more because I was forced to read it for school than anything else.

[Hydra]

Go back and read it again, it sucks in high school because half the themes are beyond the scope of that age group, it's way better after a couple years..



And all that booze

[DizzDizz]

grammar is a lost art to some i guess

[clean4drxj]

Does not bother me. I am not good at spelling as you all can tell. You all do not know me to actaully make fun of me. I have only talked to a few of you in person and the few i have have been very nice. I just dont under stand why almost every one has to be an ass hole most of the time. Cant it take a fuckng brake once in a while ? jeez people see the forum all the time it just doesnt always make sis look good In my opinion but it is what it is.

how'd you graduate without learning to spell?

[ninetysix-ex-jay]

really? haha i definitely heard of them when i was in HS

You've never heard of T.S. Eliot, F. Scott Fitzgerald or Stephen Crane?

"The Wasteland," "The Great Gatsby," or "THE RED BADGE OF COURAGE"?


I are flummoxed

Ok, now I heard of the books. Not saying I read them but I remember the teacher talking about it.

I was never a book person