Chaz Sexington
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I hope your not putting joggies into your trackie hate, infact i like trackies as well
i don't hate them, i just wouldn't wear them
I hope your not putting joggies into your trackie hate, infact i like trackies as well
Well why do people re-correct the most pointless things other than to make themselves feel 'big' im not really sure here, im not one of the pathetic minority of the internet who think its their obligation.
Im sorry re-correcting letters and then posting fixed isn't pointless and off-topic? I forgot this thread is titles Post your pet hates/Lees correcting thread.
Also consider that to be patronising, one form of insulting another a member.
"Patronising - to behave in an offensively condescending manner"
Next is of course Grade A Moron.
Last post of mine was semi off topic (A)
Because they actually want people to post in English? Just because you're a victim of something it doesn't mean you have to think of fictitious reasons to why people do what they do.
Also why does it make people pathetic? Quite a narrow minded view.
The first post I corrected was just a humorous response to your post. You responded to a post about illiteracy on the internet and managed to make a pretty basic mistake, which was just too perfect too pass up.
The second correction I couldn't let slide because your sentence made no sense whatsoever. If you read through it, without filling in the missing words, it makes no sense at all.
I would of given up after that post but then you tried to be all clever and act big bwoy and put me down by attempting to point out mistakes in my user title. I turn you made yourself look like a bit of a fool. You then followed this up by making yet another mistake in your next sentence and then began to ramble on about Infractions in your next posts.
Ok so let's start with the insults...
What I was doing wasn't patronising, but maybe you were when you said lonesome Lee. Then there were your other insults, calling me pedantic and a pedantic fool. You then insulted mine and all of the other admins/mods numeracy skills.
I would of given up after that post but then you tried to be all clever and act big bwoy and put me down by attempting to point out mistakes in my user title. I turn you made yourself look like a bit of a fool. You then followed this up by making yet another mistake in your next sentence and then began to ramble on about Infractions in your next posts.
I would HAVE given up after that post but then you tried to be all clever and act big bwoy and put me down by attempting to point out mistakes in my user title. I turn you made yourself look like a bit of a fool. You then followed this up by making yet another mistake in your next sentence and then began to ramble on about Infractions in your next posts.
Sorry. Pet hate when people type of instead of have because "would've" sounds like "would of"
(See above post) I'm sure Lee doesn't need telling twice.
Sorry. Pet hate when people type of instead of have because "would've" sounds like "would of"
My point is that it doesn't matter about simple spelling mistakes and punctuation so i don't know what point your trying to prove apart from how pathetic it is. What doesn't make sense? follow a link (you made it easier for yourselves here! its all in 5's and 10's!) and the add the pretty numbers :wub: and maybe you will read your own rules and quit being a pedantic fool who finds its necessary to re-correct people on a forum (of all places) because you got a C in GCSE English language.
P.S nice CV perhaps you should step back from a computer and get a job, and who knows maybe you will make some people skills to add to your personal statement, don't think correcting people on FM-Base has any credibility.
Didn't know you could get £150 trackies! Try wearing jeans and a shirt; wearing a track suit is the equivelant of wearing a balaclava to the copppers, and with good reason. When people have attempted to mug or beat me up, they've always worn track suits. My flatmate, who's from Spain, got his credit card nicked and before he could block it, someone had went and gone fucktons of track suits. He then saw someone being pickpocketed by a guy in a track suit. That was his first impression of Glasgow.
I'm not saying all people in track suits are low-lifes, e.g. one of my old flatmates wore them once in a while if he was staying in, but they do have a reputation.
I would of given up after that post but then you tried to be all clever
Its eddlad's hobby,im sure he only comes on the site to to be a smart ****.People who correct those mistakes which have already been corrected. 8-|