I guarantee you he isn't in college (you don't take English classes in college if you write like that, you take rhetoric) and I'm willing to be he's in middle school, freshman year of high school at the most.

And yeah I was harsh, but he deserves it.  When he forms a coherent thought and manages to get it typed out where I can read it without having to try, I'll respect him. 

At least we could understamd hus.

Well he does need to man up.....we push Soriku and leo around and they man up...He really does need to. Maybe someone should show him how to download Mozilla. So he can use that gammar check thats built in the browser.

Sure you do :P

Paragraphs also make posts far easier to read. Try to limit blocks of text to 3 or 4 lines. If you do any long posts put them through a spell checker like MS Word.

@ W29 - Mozilla has a gammar check thats built in the browser??
Thats a really great idea

Put your posts through a spell checker =\

I would have far more sympathy for you if were dyslexic or from a country in which English is not a spoken language, as you don't say that your either I think that your lack of spelling ability is probably your own fault =\

This thread fails.

I want the minute and a half I spent reading it back.

Who are these rude people?

Me! Oh I'm just a regular joe, with a regular job, I'm your average white, suburbanite slob, I like football, and porno, and books about war!.

It's great that you're learning, and hope it goes well for you (Last time I tried to learn a language was Hindi. My teacher thought I was attempting to mock her language within 10 minutes and stopped speaking to me). However, just because you're still learning, doesn't mean an effort is inappropriate! Though I imagine casual speaking is quite useful, isn't it also useful to have it mentioned when you're blatantly and horrifically wrong? Don't get lazy on a convoluted language like English. The only good thing I can say about it is that a chair is not a feminine word.

The solider had to desert his dessert in the desert.
The wind made me wind the sail.