One for the spelling police

[ATTAK Z]

Devil2575 said:

It's never been imposed though, and it doesn't need to be. Regardless of how you feel about it there is an almost universal response to the use of certain words, in both the work place and social situations. The fact that I've never heard certain words used in anything other than a negative context as well says that there isn't a lot of requirement for there use.

How do you console a dyslexic ?

there, they're, their

Edited by ATTAK Z on Wednesday 18th March 22:24

[marshalla]

mike9009 said:

It is an interesting question about paying too much for a role. They may have identified skills that the OP has, which will compliment/ be used at a later date to expand the business.

[marshalla]

TREMAiNE said:

On the KA advert, the guy pronounces it like car but with a very feint 'r'... More like Kah.

I still say K.A though.

[Mr GrimNasty]

Call yourself police, I put 'wild bore' in a thread the other day.

[marshalla]

Mr GrimNasty said:

Call yourself police, I put 'wild bore' in a thread the other day.

And you think that makes you speshul ?

https://www.google.co.uk/search?as_q=wild+bore&amp...

[yellowjack]

marshalla said:

mike9009 said:

It is an interesting question about paying too much for a role. They may have identified skills that the OP has, which will compliment/ be used at a later date to expand the business.

I'm struggling with this one, to be fair. All I can come up with is an extra 'space' after the '/'

[marshalla]

yellowjack said:

marshalla said:

mike9009 said:

It is an interesting question about paying too much for a role. They may have identified skills that the OP has, which will compliment/ be used at a later date to expand the business.

I'm struggling with this one, to be fair. All I can come up with is an extra 'space' after the '/'

compliment: a polite expression of praise or admiration.

complement: a thing that contributes extra features to something else in such a way as to improve or emphasise its quality.

[singlecoil]

uber said:

All our search marketing clients have been compliment for months!

[whoami]

lukefreeman said:

Let's bare in mind that primary school teachers are glorified baby sitters.

Lot if respect to secondary school teachers.

[whoami]

Jimboka said:

Bit of silly thread. purely designed to cause arguements.

[ShiningWit]

CCMERC1 said:

My c class cdi 200 diesel auto, year 2005, from pulling away sometimes stutters, like tiny buny hoping feeling

[RobinOakapple]

carinaman said:

Imagine if BRAKE! went more half baked and rogue and asked the police to record whether vehicles involved in accidents were 'modified' and that modified vehicles included those fitted with a toe bar or roof box.

[popeyewhite]

Tattooboy said:

Arh, diddums

[marshalla]

[context : possible timewaster on ebay auction]

Spare tyre said:

Realist

If he turns up cancel it

[whoami]

mph1977 said:

and that's one of the problems with PH , people who personalise their attacks when they disagree and fail to distingush between ad-hominem attacks and bullying / mobbing / harassment.

thje powerfully built be-goatted companty director with his can of red bull provides a useful strawman to attack the stereotype without getting personal in the way some posters who fulfill many of the characteritics of this strawman do when responding to people deemed not to fit the stereotype .

This why I expound the theory that a good proportion of the (right of centre) libertarians have strong sociopathic traits , as it fits with the narcissistic, un-empathetic world view beloved of the the right of centre libertarians and of the above strawman stereotype PHer ...

The left of centre libertarians seem to be believe that you could run things as glorifed commune / workers co-op at a scale above the tens of people level where communes are moderately successful and workers co-ops are a good business model , that's just the typical naivety of the left without the authoritarian undertones displayed by the maintstram left and the greens

[whoami]

ging84 said:

I would suspect that is a mistake, or that is boardering on being a scam

[marshalla]

Cooperman said:

Then there is Barrie 'Whizzo' Williams. He started in the '50's and is still very active and he holds MSA Comp Licence No.1 every year.
Sterling is also still 'doing a bit' and holds MSA Licence no.7.

[whoami]

Welshbeef said:

On sky news just now - seems BBC are peddling a storey he was tired and emotional, possibly ready to say actually come back if you formally appologies.

[marshalla]

Swampy1982 said:

is there anything else basic i have missed from the description? not used to selling cars... i tend to horde them instead

[Pints]

MDMetal said:

Indeed one of mine wasn't printed right either but then if your there it can be fixed right away as supposed to mailing things back.