I am the official org spell-checker!



I have been asked to appear here every so often in crises of extremely bad spelling and punctuation.

I understand that some of you are over 20 years of age and still do not know the difference between "you're" and "your", for example.

Well, I have to say that makes me somewhat dismayed, but don't worry, I'm here now, should you ever get confused about such things again!

Oh for sure.

Thank you, Jeebus.

YOU are on my buddylist.

AnotherLoverToo said:

Okay, great, my first case! I am 99% sure the word and spelling you are looking for is "Jesus".

Other possible entries include "Jeep" and "bus", but I am going with my intuition on this one and saying it's "Jesus"!

virginie74 said:

Thanks.

And just for future reference, I've checked my database and there is definitely a space between "buddy" and "list".

Your wrong. We spell grate around hear.

OrgSpellChecker said:

I knew I would need you. My mother tongue is french, and it happens that I don't post because of my spelling... Be use to my orgnotes, from now.

virginie74 said:

You shouldn't let that stop you from posting. It doesn't stop Imago, Dook, hell, 90% of the GD forum.

OrgSpellChecker said:

"should you ever" is a somewhat awkward turn of phrase, isn't it? shouldn't that be "if you should ever" ?

Sut up Despues. your're'rere a weirdo!

lmao

luv4all7 said:

that's not very nice!

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OrgSpellChecker said:

AnckSuNamun said:

Crises is the plural of crisis.

Somebody took my title!!!

mrdespues said:

Well spotted, mrdespues! Well spotted.

Teacher said:

"Hello Everyone" or "OrgSpellChecker"?

OrgSpellChecker said:

OrgSpellChecker Even though I was trying to quit anyway, it tends to annoy people so you can have the job

I like you already.

oh shit

Imago said:

Thank God you're here.

I could really use your help.

JustErin said:

All Canadians do, I hear.

HamsterHuey said:

It's true.

we're all doomed. utterly and completely domed.

fantasyislander said:

Anx said:

You did that on purpose.