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omg j00 broke teh rule!!!!!11one
And no shit like a smiley, an 'ok', 'i agree (with nothing more said)' or
'yeah i saw dat movie and it wuz funy'
I keed. Anyway, Syn, can I use these guidelines for my site? I'll give you credit, of course.
And no shit like a smiley, an 'ok', 'i agree (with nothing more said)' or
'yeah i saw dat movie and it wuz funy'
I keed. Anyway, Syn, can I use these guidelines for my site? I'll give you credit, of course.
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Brayne sell Jenosyde wrote:omg j00 broke teh rule!!!!!11one
And no shit like a smiley, an 'ok', 'i agree (with nothing more said)' or
'yeah i saw dat movie and it wuz funy'
I keed. Anyway, Syn, can I use these guidelines for my site? I'll give you credit, of course.
omg j00 broke ALL teh rules!!!!!!11
IN ONE POST.
Except for a few... why the hell do you want the rules on your site when you don't even consider to accept them?
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May I make a suggestion or so? (...meh...even if you don't, I'll make them anyway.)
First off, I glanced through the first post. With the exception of the intentional stuff, I noticed a few misspellings. I'll just quote the parts that need to be fixed, bold the word and put the correct spelling beside it. (Yeah yeah, technical stuff...but at least someone's going through this stuff.) Skipped sections are made obvious by bold ellipses (...).
I will also suggest that those who are fairly intelligent, yet continue to misspell the commonly misspelled words (I still can't spell "necessary" on the first try...), either use http://www.answers.com or http://www.dictionary.com. Or better yet, download Firefox. Recent versions have a built-in dictionary. I'll admit that it's not exactly unabridged, but it'll take care of the more common typos. Like the ones I pointed out.
First off, I glanced through the first post. With the exception of the intentional stuff, I noticed a few misspellings. I'll just quote the parts that need to be fixed, bold the word and put the correct spelling beside it. (Yeah yeah, technical stuff...but at least someone's going through this stuff.) Skipped sections are made obvious by bold ellipses (...).
Forum Guidelines wrote:... When you make a post to introduce yourself, DO NOT post anything similiar (similar) to:
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You will probally (probably) be automatically disowned for your stupidity and eagerness to get reconized (recognized) by someone or simply because you're too young to associate with anyone of a more experienced mind and should be outside playing with your shiny red ball.
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Don't say "I'm a devoted hinduist (Hindu)." in one topic then in the next topic rant about how you're such a catholic because someone says they are or that you readily change your religion because it sounds better/fits your constantly changing personality.
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I will also suggest that those who are fairly intelligent, yet continue to misspell the commonly misspelled words (I still can't spell "necessary" on the first try...), either use http://www.answers.com or http://www.dictionary.com. Or better yet, download Firefox. Recent versions have a built-in dictionary. I'll admit that it's not exactly unabridged, but it'll take care of the more common typos. Like the ones I pointed out.
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The Newbie wrote:Syn wrote:Religion
Don't say "I'm a devoted hinduist (Hindu)." in one topic then in the next topic rant about how you're such a catholic because someone says they are or that you readily change your religion because it sounds better/fits your constantly changing personality.
I find it interesting that you correct "hinduist" with "Hindu," but miss the lack of capitalization in the word "catholic."
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Eh, apparently my FireFox dictionary finds the uncapitalized "catholic" correct. Though, I probably should've placed a capital there...oh well.Cairo wrote:The Newbie wrote:Syn wrote:Religion
Don't say "I'm a devoted hinduist (Hindu)." in one topic then in the next topic rant about how you're such a catholic because someone says they are or that you readily change your religion because it sounds better/fits your constantly changing personality.
I find it interesting that you correct "hinduist" with "Hindu," but miss the lack of capitalization in the word "catholic."
Where is fancy bread? In the heart or in the head?
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Well catholic (lowercase) means just "broad" and "universal." So yeah....
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Yeah i agree!
I really hate it when people type like "h3Y m@N h0w @r3 yahh" it bugs the hell out of me! i just want to say dude shutup your not a friggen gangster get over it to the person. oops i guess i should stop saying 'lol' then! okay i have to admit i double posted once i'm sorry i didn't know i wasn't aloud to! only once though!
I really hate it when people type like "h3Y m@N h0w @r3 yahh" it bugs the hell out of me! i just want to say dude shutup your not a friggen gangster get over it to the person. oops i guess i should stop saying 'lol' then! okay i have to admit i double posted once i'm sorry i didn't know i wasn't aloud to! only once though!
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