Hello Dave, You got everyones curiousity up.here we are.It does not matter to me if the spelling is not correct,half the time everyones brain runs faster then there hands in typing,kathy lol

Hi Dave :) Very interesting, thanks for sharing, but LOL no it wouldn't worry me! Have a wonderful day :)

Hi Dave, I should be in editing as I see it all the time, even in this forum...lol Really is just word association isnt it! To me it's not what is written its how it's written,how it makes me feel as that has more power than the spelling. Whether they are just learning english or had a poor education or in a hurry should not matter, as they are still determined to get the message across! Thanks Leanne Busby http://www.aussie-money-tree.biz http://www.aussie-money-tree.info

Cheri, Interesting comments about first impressions. It scares me though that it's comming down to judging a person on writing skills/ability. I agree that one needs to watch spelling when comminiting online. In fact, a good tip is to use the spell check on the Google tool bar. It works pretty well when remembering to use it! Being disabled, I can talk with anyone I want. My physical appearance is hidden, as is my speech impediment. In public, however, striking up a conversation with just anyone is a bit more difficult. Why? People see my involuntary movements, my wheelchair, hear my voice.....and I'm seen as one who has nothing to offer. First impressions.....they're not always good.

Cheri, Interesting comments about first impressions. It scares me though that it's comming down to judging a person on writing skills/ability. I agree that one needs to watch spelling when comminiting online. In fact, a good tip is to use the spell check on the Google tool bar. It works pretty well when remembering to use it! Being disabled, I can talk with anyone I want. My physical appearance is hidden, as is my speech impediment. In public, however, striking up a conversation with just anyone is a bit more difficult. Why? People see my involuntary movements, my wheelchair, hear my voice.....and I'm seen as one who has nothing to offer. First impressions.....they're not always good.