Besides the standard of written English on the internet is so poor I’m willing to place money that most people won’t notice my spelling. Not that I’m setting myself up as an expert. :)

I’m not pulling any faces right now but I am wondering what ‘Constapateze is?

Tara:
You were only supposed to acknowledge that you knew who I meant. I can’t believe you included a link. Traitor. :)

Particia:
You have a point. The vast majority of what I read is written in American English and I don’t even notice most of the time.

All the rules I adhered to seem to have gone out of the window. I rarely see people using ‘whom’ these days, so I don’t tend to bother myself. Besides my own grammer can be atrocious most of the time so I try not to be too judgemental.

I’m with you though. I just read smoothly on. :D

malathionman:
I can totally see me as Benny Hill. I used to love that show with all his scantily clad beauties chasing around at the end. He was a cheeky chappie and no mistake Guv’nor.

Leanne:
Your sense of humour is certainly Australian. I think you tolerate my nonsense only because it seems watered down compared to what you’re probably used to.

Kevin Bloody Wilson is one foul mouthed funny fu… err… man. DILLIGAF.

Note for everyone else: He’s disgustingly foul. Don’t look him up.

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Besides the standard of written English on the internet is so poor I’m willing to place money that most people won’t notice my spelling. Not that I’m setting myself up as an expert. :)

I’m not pulling any faces right now but I am wondering what ‘Constapateze is?

Tara:
You were only supposed to acknowledge that you knew who I meant. I can’t believe you included a link. Traitor. :)

Particia:
You have a point. The vast majority of what I read is written in American English and I don’t even notice most of the time.

All the rules I adhered to seem to have gone out of the window. I rarely see people using ‘whom’ these days, so I don’t tend to bother myself. Besides my own grammer can be atrocious most of the time so I try not to be too judgemental.

I’m with you though. I just read smoothly on. :D

malathionman:
I can totally see me as Benny Hill. I used to love that show with all his scantily clad beauties chasing around at the end. He was a cheeky chappie and no mistake Guv’nor.

Leanne:
Your sense of humour is certainly Australian. I think you tolerate my nonsense only because it seems watered down compared to what you’re probably used to.

Kevin Bloody Wilson is one foul mouthed funny fu… err… man. DILLIGAF.

Note for everyone else: He’s disgustingly foul. Don’t look him up.

Writer Dad
Thanks for the fun. It was a real blast playing on Writer Dad. A real honor.

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Dave: Your coffee comment is more than enough to shut me up. Well played.

Davina: They don’t really make faces. I just heard a comic make that joke one time, and then substantiate with a series of ridiculous expressions. It slipped into my mind as I was writing (things such as this are often the case). I actually like the English, I just don’t like the little red underlines telling me I’ve been doing it wrong.

Patricia: I never notice the different spellings either, at least not on a conscious level. The entire opening was just for effect. I could never mistake the two Daves. One of them is twice as funny.

Malathionman: I was thinking Ricky Gervais.

Leanne: You’re Australian? That’s very cool. I would LOVE to visit Australia. It’s on my hopefully sooner, rather than later list.

Dave: Your coffee comment is more than enough to shut me up. Well played.

Davina: They don’t really make faces. I just heard a comic make that joke one time, and then substantiate with a series of ridiculous expressions. It slipped into my mind as I was writing (things such as this are often the case). I actually like the English, I just don’t like the little red underlines telling me I’ve been doing it wrong.

Patricia: I never notice the different spellings either, at least not on a conscious level. The entire opening was just for effect. I could never mistake the two Daves. One of them is twice as funny.

Malathionman: I was thinking Ricky Gervais.

Leanne: You’re Australian? That’s very cool. I would LOVE to visit Australia. It’s on my hopefully sooner, rather than later list.

Dja reckon I sound like a true blue Aussie mate? Sheell be right. Good onya. You bloody beewdy.

BTW I bet you never dreamt about blogging Dave.

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Dja reckon I sound like a true blue Aussie mate? Sheell be right. Good onya. You bloody beewdy.

BTW I bet you never dreamt about blogging Dave.

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