Car Nut
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Can you read this....
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yes I can , looks like my screen before spellcheck does its thing 
should pass this on to the spelling police ( you know who you are )
should pass this on to the spelling police ( you know who you are )
Car Nut
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Can read it at normal speed. I was surprised. Or shluod I say sprusired?
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Wow! I understood every word and only stumbled if Itried to consentrate too hard on it
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After reading things on car forums for 7 years, I can read almost anything. It ebbs and flows though. I've seen some members on other sites take criticism well and improve themselves. A few misspelled words is fine. Most car guys are not language experts. We all make typos, mistakes. It is the run on sentences, the terrible punctuation and crappy sentence structure that makes some people look bad. I know that some people can be intelligent and still have bad grammar.
I have a close friend that texts questions OFTEN and never puts a question mark ? at the end. This just smacks of being lazy and indifferent. That has to be one of the worst for me. There are many times that punctuation really clarifies the subject.
I get texts like:
goin to the store (You are going or are you asking me if I am?)
hungry (You are? Okay... eat something then.)
car show what time (Uhhh...)
my car tomorrow (Okay, it was your car yesterday too. What does this mean??)
I have a close friend that texts questions OFTEN and never puts a question mark ? at the end. This just smacks of being lazy and indifferent. That has to be one of the worst for me. There are many times that punctuation really clarifies the subject.
I get texts like:
goin to the store (You are going or are you asking me if I am?)
hungry (You are? Okay... eat something then.)
car show what time (Uhhh...)
my car tomorrow (Okay, it was your car yesterday too. What does this mean??)
the mississippi madman
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Piece of cake. that's what my text messages look like all the time when I'm typing really fast
I wonder if there is a difference result between trump and hillary supporters?
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I've seen that before. It was easy for me also. Once you start reading it becomes easier. I bet if you take the punctuation out of it, it would be more difficult.
I learned to speed read in high school. You just scan the page for content and it really works with practice.
I know what Kern is saying about punctuation. I remember reading one post on here without any and it was nauseating trying to get through it.
I learned to speed read in high school. You just scan the page for content and it really works with practice.
I know what Kern is saying about punctuation. I remember reading one post on here without any and it was nauseating trying to get through it.
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