Since grammar Nazi’s get punched in the nose in the real world, they choose to reign supreme in the virtual world.

^_^ hiding with their pocket theasaurus's in a cave stroking it calling it precious.....

HA HAHAHA!!



That's choice!

(Where's my pen, dangit?!)









































They'll throttle you in your sleep.

I have a pocket dictionary and I'm proud of it!

just make a basic effort, dude.

It always reminds me of the MAD magazine comic, the explorer in a jungle stumbles opon a "Thesaurus-Rex" who when he yells "Help!" the Theasaurus Rex replies with "Help; n to aid, assist, facilitate, support....."



Makes me giggle everytime.....

hey hey...well i thought i could posta ehrer. Exucse the spelling errors. My eniglischy notso good. How are you going?? Enjoying your day or night?

Is that a Thesaurus in your pocket ot are you just glad to see me?



Actually, it's...









in the pocket that makes folks point out little things like this. And it don't gotta be just guys neither.

I implore anyone to proof-read everything they do... there isn't much of an excuse when most, if not all computers have spell checkers.



But I do agree with your point. A design shouldn't be dragged down due to a spelling error. It's obvious that things like that can be changed if and when the shirt goes to print.

so let me get this straight... you feel that it's ok to type with spelling mistakes?

People definitely don't have to be so mean about it, but I agree, entries should be proofread. It's pretty quick to do, and makes a huge difference. I won't usually make fun of someone's spelling, but there's no way I'd vote for a tee with a misspelled word on it either, because I wouldn't honestly wear it.

People wouldn't think much of you in the real world (work, school, etc) with flagrantly misspelled words, why should it be any different online? I am hardly the world's best speller, but I believe you should always make an effort to present yourself well.

^I agree Semanti.



and regarding entries with misspelled words, it's the same reaction for misspelled slogan entries.

The op seems to be talking about posting and typing, no?

As for entries, once the pont has been made a couple of times, that should do the trick. No shirt would be printed with the error, so best to focus on the concept...

LOL... POINT not pont :-)

candadian bever has got it people....



entries... like all us designers.. have to be looked over..same as our jobs..end of story, we got fired for stuff like that...



MY CONCERN is the glut in puffed chests in forums all over the web with people with nothing better to bring to an arguments table except...



"i have nothing better to say, so you spelt that wrong, since I am pointing that out - i am better than you and all your previous intelligent remarks... are now invalid."



i'm glad it got people talking... muchy appreciated!

lol! touche'! I meant CanadianbeAver! argh! now all my points are invalid! what to do!? =)

well some people [like me] get annoyed by spelling mistakes.

but yeah, it's not ok to correct a small error.

big ones though, i think it's fine, and kind of funny to correct someone.

The funniest spelling mistakes are found in the classified section of newspapers.



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