Rant, but short...
 

Can't ANYONE learn the difference between:

Advise: verb meaning to offer verbal/written assistance

Advice: noun meaning the verbal/written assistance offered

Definitions are my own off the top of my head but dammit you know the difference.

Now, do you need to have 'noun' and 'verb' defined ? Look it up... :rolleyes:

Whatever. Up Your's.

It's "you're's"... :D

eye half a spell checker, it's plane two sea...

When I was in the Aston Martin Owner's Club, I got chided for a dangling modifier.

you're spell cheker don't spell good. their useles.. you need to lern to spel buy you'r self

I advise you to effect this advice. It affects us all.

I'd bin adviced by my legul council to temperature my rispons.

Mark

I made that spelling error earlier in a post. Please except my apologies:)

give me a brake.

Where not going to put to put up with there insults.

laughed out loud and woke up the dog.

All funny really, ya clever bastages

They drive their Aston Martins to compensate for their inadequate dangling modifiers.

Wasn't yours I noticed...hell I see it all the time, here and other forums. Just went off I guess. :confused:

A bit homonymophobic, eh?:cool:

I've made that mistake. Wow, I never noticed until you pointed it out.

Thanks.

I've made that mistake. Wow, I never noticed until you pointed it out.

Thanks.

They're is no reason too get upset about this.

I would of run it though spell check

I could care less about it.