Subj : 2:280/1141 To : Robert Couture From : Bennie Hutto Date : Sun Jun 10 2001 05:12 pm Hello Robert! 10 Jun 01 09:04, you wrote to me: RC>>> appologise. RC>>> appology. RC>>> appologize RC>>>>> appology RC>>> appologize? RC>>>>> appologise. RC>>> appology. RC>>> Appologize BH|>> If you're going to demand it so much, at least LEARN TO SPELL BH|>> IT!! RC> You have never had a word that you have not spelled correctly? Ever? Sorry, not too many since 2nd grade... Punctuation errors, yes, plenty. :) Of course, in the haste of typing the occasional mis-spelling is made, but I personally would not make this many in a row of the same word. [shrug] your mileaege may vary, I guess. RC> Give it up Bennie. Give what up? Correcting spelling? RC> If you really want the correct spelling to satisfy your misdirected RC> sense of superiority: Wait, wait, wait.. I never tried to indicate a 'sense of superiority' as you call it. I read 3 posts in a row from you with apology spelled with 'app' said for the umpteenth-millionth time and it gave me a freakin headache, so I commented. RC> Apologise RC> Apology RC> And to keep the Amercans happy with their version of what they call RC> the English Language: RC> Apologize RC> It is one of those words I hate. Whatever. Spell it however you like, just not with 2 p's... I can decipher olde english from the americani'z'ed versions. RC> Oh, and Bennie? Your nit-picking really doesn't do anything but make RC> you look petty and short-sighted. If I were petty, I'd be hounding Foxy for an apology. RC> There was a bigger issue at hand. Only in some eyes. Besides, it's done, it's happened, you can't roll back time. Quitcherbitchin. Move on. RC> But, for your edification, I have corrected minor spelling errors RC> above. Do we feel superior now? Again, it wasn't a feeling of superiority, but I appreciate your effort to make less mistakes. RC> While we are on the subject of language, "prolly" is not a word RC> people. A simple set of mispellings of a word is far better than the RC> bastardization of the language with such gross abandon. Granted, it is a mis-spelling of the word, but it has a valid use. Most of us, in our computerised, short-cut, hurry-up-and-wait world, use this acronym for 'probably'. But you knew that. 'Appology' accepted. Regards, Bennie --- ViaMAIL!/WC v1.60d * Origin: The Wall BBS, Augusta Ga: Where the fun *never* ends! (1:360/5) .