cheers mark, didn't know that one.
success is only limited by a weak mind
Originally Posted by ryansnova
how do i find my rep skore?
i cant find it since the club got updated
Well normally i would point out that the word mr ryan actually meant to use was 'SCORE' but i know he gets funny when you try and correct his abysmal spelling, so i wont
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Haha very funny, clearly ive hit 'd' instead of 'c' and im only trying to help the poor lad, as clearly his teachers dont give a flying fcuk!
Has he used the dyslexic excuse yet? Everyone uses that, I purely owned someone on corsa sport after they claimed they were dyslexic bt thy jst speld lke a mong, not long after he miraculously learned how to spell.
Lulz at spellbot.
Nope he hasnt but he is 15 so should have a better grasp of spelling and such as surely he is still doing english lessons at school?
Or do they not teach them anything at all these days?
I always thought they stopped teaching English anyway and taught whatever language the majority of immigrants spoke now.
Sounds about fookin right in all fairness!
Does it really matter? is only one wrong letter...
Its not just one wrong letter though, he writes 'scared' as 'skaired' and a whole host of various other words that are just completely wrong, im not having a go at the kid but with spelling like that he may aswell be illiterate, and if noone ever picks him up on it or corrects him on it then he is going to be stuck in years to come!
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