Friday, March 31, 2006

farkin writting and stuff like that

so, your on the way to wherever, and you're friend tell you this story about some doofus who can't spell or do grammar.

And its definately the only thing you can do to stop yourself just laughing and writting a txt to say what a looser the person is.

And then you realise that person is you.

I've had the most mortifying time with spelling mistakes lately.

Mostly they happen when I'm not looking. It is killing me. I sent David Slack an email that said "you're" instead of "your". Am I 12?

I apologise to everyone in the universe, and blame the fact that until about a year ago I didn't give a rat's arse about spelling.

14 comments:

Anonymous said...

would that be rat's arse?

you should really stop blogging about spelling and grammar, it just encourages pedants like I.

Oy Vey said...

i find myself mistyping the you're/your thing, even though i DO KNOW the proper use of each.

it's the whose/who's that gets my brain all jumbled up.

Martha Craig said...

Editter, I do what I can to keep the people entertained.

I have however changed the rat's arse for you. Any further mistakes you could detect?

And Oy, yes. I wouldn't know where to start.

Marsha Loftis said...

grammar and spelling words correctly is way over rated. I prefer to be a free spirit. If people don't understand me they can read someone elses blog. : )

llew said...

I blame Bill Gates, I swear his software auto-incorrects words.

noizy said...

And its definately the only thing you can do to stop yourself just laughing and writting a txt to say what a looser the person is.

brilliant.

Martha Craig said...

James! Biz! A link-fest!

noizy said...

very pleased with my top 10 ranking for the phrase 'loose the looser', I must say. ;-)

noizy said...

but even that doesn't compare with...

nasty bus driver

Martha Craig said...

Beat this

Martha Craig said...

although if you allow porn google searches, I daresay I won't end up on the front page.

I get a lot of hits from it though.

noizy said...

I can imagine you would. ;)

Guinness_Girl said...

Martha - I totally feel your pain. I once sent my resume (CV) to a man named Bennett Aaron, addressed it properly, and then made my cover letter salutation "Dear Mr. Bennett,..."

Oh, yeah, and in the letter I claimed to be detail-oriented.

Needless to say...I didn't get the job. Whoopsie.

Martha Craig said...

Ha! Mr Aaron must have realised his name was wrong before then though?