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There is no feeling quite like the first time you scroll down to a Youtube comments section and see wall after wall of text with no punctuation, capitalization, or even basic grammar and spelling.
RobSeace:But, what is not forgivable is shiat that clearly indicates the person writing/typing has no clue about the words they're using, and doesn't even realize how wrong they are... Stuff like "for all intensive purposes", "would of" or "should of", "per say", "walla", and other such horrid abominations... People using those nonsense phrases didn't just make a simple typo or even a thinko; they are simply totally ignorant... They misheard something once, and then tried to use it themselves without bothering to actually understand it first...
Yes, and no. There are times, for example, when I use similar written affectations for affect, in order to effect the reader in unexpectorated ways.
want better spelling students in america? find out how the germans teach their children their language. they have words the size of billboards. a german spelling bee must take weeks to finish.
"Some German words are so long that they have a perspective" - Mark Twain
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