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FireSafireFire (Marvelousfire)

@FireSafireFiree

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Posted: 12 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: Coeur2PsychoFMS

<font face="Comic Sans MS, Times, serif" color="#0099cc">Thank God you are not a teacher otherwise I pity the students😕</font>

I pitty the parents to. Imagine the boring lecture lol

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crazyankyy

@crazyankyy

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Posted: 12 years ago

#22

@Foucaults-qalam

I can understand my friend that u r in urgent need of learning good english!😕 but we are so sorry.. this is a forum where we are not really doing a PHD in English! 😳 this is an open forum .. and anybody can use any kind of language... 😊and you are nobody to criticize on anyone's grammar and spelling mistakes! If you need any help in English.. please go and get tuition.. India forums cant help you much!!! 👎🏼

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Princess DD

@Amoureux

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Posted: 12 years ago

#23

Originally posted by: _innocent_

Spelling Mistake... Alert Alert

Its *unfamiliar*

Thanks Julie...

I guess now we understand how difficult it is to do a spell check or a grammar check... I'm off... Good night..

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FireSafireFire (Marvelousfire)

@FireSafireFiree

Sparkler

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Posted: 12 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: Coeur2PsychoFMS

<font face="Comic Sans MS, Times, serif" color="#0099cc">🤣😲She/he maybe was Abhay Raichand's teacher🤣</font>

Is our new vampaire lol
Exactly 300 years old. Ahhh that explains! Doubt about understanding our language

LOL

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parheezGM

@parheezGM

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Posted: 12 years ago

#25

Originally posted by: Foucaults-qalam
Sigh! I guess the short answer to my request is an emphatic 'No!' Well, at least one can't misspell that!
This makes me very glad that I am not a teacher, and very glad indeed that I am not a teacher in India.

Just to let the thread maker and those who have answered here know that I have "reported abuse" on the above post. I do not like anyone demeaning my country and country folks and this person is being rude without rhyme or reason.

To all the others who have felt offended, I suggest you do the same.

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_innocent_

@_innocent_

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Posted: 12 years ago

#26

Originally posted by: Foucaults-qalam
Sigh! I guess the short answer to my request is an emphatic 'No!' Well, at least one can't misspell that!
This makes me very glad that I am not a teacher, and very glad indeed that I am not a teacher in India.

Areee yeh kyaaa? You made a mistake, a good student pointed it out, and you are already doubting your profession *ouch*

Btw your above message makes one glad that you are not a teacher too.😛

@Bold, You could break that sentence to give it more of a flow! Just saying😛

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Princess DD

@Amoureux

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Posted: 12 years ago

#27

Originally posted by: Foucaults-qalam

I can completely see why, in a forum where no such discipline has been imposed, standards will become lax. However, my request is by no means as the draconian expectations of most moderated fora. For example, one simply cannot post on the Guardian or NYT website without a modicum of legibility. There, standards are not only requested, they are ENFORCED.

Mistakes are permitted--as is somebody trying to express themselves in a language with which they are unfamilar. It is the complete lack of effort from people who communicate a significant portion of their thoughts in some form of English in any case that is galling, and reeks of disrespect. I mean, how hard is to spell-check your post? And by promoting and encouraging good communication skills for the very young people visiting this forum, we are actually making their online time more useful, enjoyable and cumulatively productive.

Hence, I must respectfully decline all charges of rudeness for my initial post.

Guardian or NYT... 😕 You amaze me with your comparisons...

Anyways I guess you could post this as a suggestion to the admins of the site under the Suggestions / Comments section... May be it would interest them and they can do something so that the standards, by all means are as per your expectations..

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ninand

@ninand

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Posted: 12 years ago

#28

I had initially thought that however supercilious and abrasive you come off as, I should keep to my code and not make personal comments on anyone on any forum.

But you are singularly the most annoying and disagreeable person i ve come across, too intent on forcing your ridiculous ideas/notions on others. So not matter how many id's you change, the arrogant-full-of-hot-air-showoff-who-thinks-hes-better-than-anyone-and-everyone Vikrant, just cannot hide.

What any forum, not just this one, needs, is not lessons in grammar or language, but a filter to keep off snobs and narrow-minded people like you off it.

I dont understand however, why you dont put your money where your mouth is, let go off this mediocre place and go reside in a place worthy of your mighty opinions.

on a second note, your language is just so made up , its effort shows and man isnt that a hoot!😆

Edited by ninand - 12 years ago

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FireSafireFire (Marvelousfire)

@FireSafireFiree

Sparkler

+ 8

Posted: 12 years ago

#29

Originally posted by: timepassTP

Just to let the thread maker and those who have answered here know that I have "reported abuse" on the above post. I do not like anyone demeaning my country and country folks and this person is being rude without rhyme or reason.

To all the others who have felt offended, I suggest you do the same.

I feel sorry for the country this Gray old lady/man is from. I hope you never to enter England and if you are which I highly doubt than to get lost in to the never ending English maze. I guess there will be pleanty for you to establish a good school for your perfect English.

I wish you all the best. If you require a map do suggest , I will provied you with Indian forum free token.