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jt512


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Traches wrote:
Poor spelling and grammar irritate me as much as anybody, but there comes a point where the correction and subsequent bitch fits become far more disruptive than the original mistake. I believe, good sirs, that this is a rock climbing forum and not an etymology forum; perhaps this conversation would best be conducted elsewhere?

Indeed, we don't want to disrupt a topic as important as "the perils of training in a commercial climbing gym."

Jay


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Are you arguing that the several posts discussing a single grammar mistake and then playing internet tough guy were more productive than the original topic?


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Traches wrote:
Are you arguing that the several posts discussing a single grammar mistake and then playing internet tough guy were more productive than the original topic?

Why is it that the phrase "are you arguing/saying that" is always followed by something that wasn't said or intended?

And now you're furthering the very discussion that you called out as a distraction.

Jay


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Indeed, we don't want to disrupt a topic as important as "the perils of training in a commercial climbing gym."

Assuming this comment was sarcastic, it very clearly implies that the original topic isn't worth discussing, and therefore is less productive than a spat over grammar.

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And now you're furthering the very discussion that you called out as a distraction.

You've got me there...


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I like sloths. Not as much as Kirsten Bell does, though!
(Completely SFW)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5jw3T3Jy70


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I like sloths. Not as much as Kirsten Bell does, though!
(Completely SFW)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5jw3T3Jy70

I think that's because you identify with sloths.


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shockabuku wrote:
sungam wrote:
I like sloths. Not as much as Kirsten Bell does, though!
(Completely SFW)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5jw3T3Jy70

I think that's because you identify with sloths.
What exactly are you trying to imply here?


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sungam wrote:
shockabuku wrote:
sungam wrote:
I like sloths. Not as much as Kirsten Bell does, though!
(Completely SFW)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5jw3T3Jy70

I think that's because you identify with sloths.
What exactly are you trying to imply here?


you are a good cllmber, but slow?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1mAGQAw3Oc


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sungam wrote:
shockabuku wrote:
sungam wrote:
I like sloths. Not as much as Kirsten Bell does, though!
(Completely SFW)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5jw3T3Jy70

I think that's because you identify with sloths.
What exactly are you trying to imply here?

Jebus! Do I have to spell everything out every time I insult you? That's really going to lose my interest very quickly.

Though I gotta say I wish I could create that kind of intense emotional response in Kirsten Bell just by showing up.


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jt512 wrote:
flesh wrote:
Please: it's not "we're," it's were. WERE. This isn't even a common spelling mistake.



Look at the language camhead used. Does this sound like a friendly gesture geared towards being helpful to someone you've never met or had any contact with before? Could he have simply pmed me or did he get some sort of ego boost from this?

We can disagree, just making my point.

One of my businesses, I do financial planning for people. Some of them very smart and successful. It astounds me how absolutely juvenile most people are with their money. Regardless of income or education. I don't attack them, I make suggestions and attempt to help them see the big picture. One of them made 5 mil/year for 7 years and now has 100k to his name.

And if you ever make those suggestions in writing, and keep spelling the word "were" with an apostrophe, and make the other frequent grammatical errors you do, then an educated client might question whether you had the basic intelligence necessary to be a competent financial planner. How well you express yourself in writing creates an impression about your intelligence, your educational background, and your attention to detail—qualities that a client of a financial planner might consider important.

Personally, I care about the way I write. When someone corrects an error I make in my writing, especially if it is an error I make systematically, I'm generally grateful for it. Even if the intention underlying the correction is isn't helpfulness, the correction is still helpful.

Jay

Jay, your giving me advice on my successful business of 10 yrs? That's already made me a significant amount of money? Well, gee thanks. If I need something written perfectly, I use a program for it or pay someone to do it. People pay me because I make them money, end of story. BTW, most "educated" folks are HORRIBLE with their money.

I truly don't care if it's perfect, which is the reason it's not. If I did, it would be.

If you do, fantastic, "the correction is isn't helpfulness". I'm no expert but you may want to take a serious look at that, it doesn't look right. Let's all learn together and let us know what you come up with. PLEASE start a thread about it we ALL really want to improve these skills on ROCKCLIMBING.COM!


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flesh wrote:
If I need something written perfectly, I use a program for it . . .

Quoted for posterity.

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I truly don't care if it's perfect, which is the reason it's not. If I did, it would be.

 . . . "the correction is isn't helpfulness". I'm no expert but you may want to take a serious look at that, it doesn't look right.

That's a typo. I know it's wrong. In contrast, you're having trouble spelling 2nd grade vocabulary words.

Jay


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jt512 wrote:
flesh wrote:
If I need something written perfectly, I use a program for it . . .

Quoted for posterity.

In reply to:
I truly don't care if it's perfect, which is the reason it's not. If I did, it would be.

 . . . "the correction is isn't helpfulness". I'm no expert but you may want to take a serious look at that, it doesn't look right.

That's a typo. I know it's wrong. In contrast, you're having trouble spelling 2nd grade vocabulary words.

Jay


Don't you get it, it's simple Jay, you care, I don't. Throughout you life, you've come to believe it's important.

That's not me. It's ok, we're different. I place value on different things.

All I ask is that others don't enforce their values on me.

I have made all my dreams come true without the desire for this skill. I excel at anything I care about and anything else doesn't matter to me. I'm happy just the way I am.


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Flesh, you should make a money management thread in the campground.


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sungam wrote:
shockabuku wrote:
I think that's because you identify with sloths.
What exactly are you trying to imply here?

He's saying that Sloths can't spel fer shit....


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But them sloths can send all of yer nasty projects with one claw tied behind there backs..... I speled "they're" wrong twice so jt and Vagisand have something to say.....



Sloth ...as a noun.




Sloth...as a verb



Jus sayin'


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billcoe_ wrote:
But them sloths can send all of yer nasty projects with one claw tied behind there backs..... I speled "they're" wrong twice so jt and Vagisand have something to say.....



Sloth ...as a noun.
[img]http://www.tropical-forests.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/two-toed-sloth.jpg[/img]



Sloth...as a verb



Jus sayin'

That tree has got some serious wood.


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So jay, the scared man child.


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ceebo wrote:
So jay, the scared man child.


huh?


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jbro_135 wrote:
ceebo wrote:
So jay, the scared man child.


huh?
Sometimes ceebo makes posts when he isn't entirely sober.


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jbro_135 wrote:
ceebo wrote:
So jay, the scared man child.


huh?

Was it that far off the beaten track?.

I find it hard to balieve a person like jay handles himself in real life as he does on these forums. I assume many places are just as mine where such a person would have sufered many physical attacks for what is nothing short of a smart arse, bitter and offensive personality.

To use the word ''bully'' as a descriptiave of jay seems very childish but that is exactly what he is, a childish interent bully. The fact that he is actualy well educated makes it even more pitifull.

ITs as though he needs constant recognition, when that fails he turns to wreckless insults.. like a little baby throwing it's dummy out the pram.


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ceebo wrote:
jbro_135 wrote:
ceebo wrote:
So jay, the scared man child.


huh?

Was it that far off the beaten track?.

I find it hard to balieve a person like jay handles himself in real life as he does on these forums. I assume many places are just as mine where such a person would have sufered many physical attacks for what is nothing short of a smart arse, bitter and offensive personality.

To use the word ''bully'' as a descriptiave of jay seems very childish but that is exactly what he is, a childish interent bully. The fact that he is actualy well educated makes it even more pitifull.

ITs as though he needs constant recognition, when that fails he turns to wreckless insults.. like a little baby throwing it's dummy out the pram.





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jbro_135 wrote:
ceebo wrote:
jbro_135 wrote:
ceebo wrote:
So jay, the scared man child.


huh?

Was it that far off the beaten track?.

I find it hard to balieve a person like jay handles himself in real life as he does on these forums. I assume many places are just as mine where such a person would have sufered many physical attacks for what is nothing short of a smart arse, bitter and offensive personality.

To use the word ''bully'' as a descriptiave of jay seems very childish but that is exactly what he is, a childish interent bully. The fact that he is actualy well educated makes it even more pitifull.

ITs as though he needs constant recognition, when that fails he turns to wreckless insults.. like a little baby throwing it's dummy out the pram.


[image]http://gfishoutofwater.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/english-do-you-speak-it-demotivational-poster.jpg[/image]

So original. The movie that is.


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jt512 wrote:
flesh wrote:
If I need something written perfectly, I use a program for it . . .

Quoted for posterity.



Jay



He didn't directly quote me, he decided to leave some out. I wonder why.....here's the actual quote

"If I need something written perfectly, I use a program for it or pay someone to do it. "

he left out or pay someone to do it, that's weird. I guess it's selective memory, surely not his intention.


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flesh wrote:
jt512 wrote:
flesh wrote:
If I need something written perfectly, I use a program for it . . .

Quoted for posterity.



Jay



He didn't directly quote me, he decided to leave some out. I wonder why.....here's the actual quote

"If I need something written perfectly, I use a program for it or pay someone to do it. "

he left out or pay someone to do it, that's weird. I guess it's selective memory, surely not his intention.

Sigh. Two fools who will never meet arguing who has the bigger internet dick all for the recognition of people neither of them will ever meet.

In the end it doesn't matter one bit.


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chadnsc wrote:
flesh wrote:
jt512 wrote:
flesh wrote:
If I need something written perfectly, I use a program for it . . .

Quoted for posterity.



Jay



He didn't directly quote me, he decided to leave some out. I wonder why.....here's the actual quote

"If I need something written perfectly, I use a program for it or pay someone to do it. "

he left out or pay someone to do it, that's weird. I guess it's selective memory, surely not his intention.

Sigh. Two fools who will never meet arguing who has the bigger internet dick all for the recognition of people neither of them will ever meet.

In the end it doesn't matter one bit.

Yet in knowing that you still...... /ironic.

Im in line for my share. Everybody wants some.

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