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Alun Goodall
Quiet or quite?
21 April, 2012 11:22
Just a thought, ignore, I'm a grumpy old b3sta5d got



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 21/04/2012 11:49 by Alun Goodall.
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John Geary
Re: Quiet or quite?
21 April, 2012 11:45
Alan

I also noticed that mistake and I'm not a teacher either. As to naming and shaming. Many people have less than perfect grammar and there is no shame in that. Indeed many people are very sensitive to this and may be put off posting if their contribution would draw this type of comment. I am aware of one poster on here who has misused the word quite repeatedly and I guess they will now recognise themselves. I personally don't think that drawing attention to such things in this public way is appropriate.

John Geary
(Rose - E - Belle)
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Alun Goodall
Re: Quiet or quite?
21 April, 2012 11:50
John, fair and valid point, I've changed it to more appropriately reflect how I am rather than how others are!
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Kieran Kearns
Re: Quiet or quite?
21 April, 2012 11:58
Alun,

Are you trying to topple me from my well established position of "grumpy old b3sta5d "?

Please desist immediately.

Regards

Kieran (The Original)
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Michael Foster
Re: Quiet or quite?
21 April, 2012 12:47
Surely such vowel wurds shud knot bee aloud on this sight.Anyone can spell a wurd rong but wee no what the parson meant.So bee kind too the other people on hear.smoking smileyMick
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OceanFroggie
Re: Quiet or quite?
21 April, 2012 13:54
I kwno wtha yuo maen. Yuo cna sawp ayn paris fo ltetres in nya wrods adn poelpe wlli sitll unredsatnd.

OceanFroggie
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