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How come people get mad when you straddle the lines on the highway? It’s merely because there exists convention and convention broken for no purpose smacks of a mind unable to effortlessly grasp the common.
And besides, if no one told you you had a booger on your shirt, you would walk around all day with a booger on your shirt and that would be cruel.
When I was in third grade, I was given the word “deductible” and I said “T” but they thought I said “E” and so I was to sit down. (I was one of the two left standing.) When Ava Campbell’s turn came, she spelled the actual word wrong, and they counted it right!!!
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i know. i dont need them correcting my spelling. hello people out there its called a typo, come on. dont u have something better to do then nag people on here?
When I was in third grade, I was given the word “deductible” and I said “T” but they thought I said “E” and so I was to sit down. (I was one of the two left standing.) When Ava Campbell’s turn came, she spelled the actual word wrong, and they counted it right!!!
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Spreading knowledge is far from annoying and something that many people here need.
Hear Hear Xavier!
When I was in third grade, I was given the word “deductible” and I said “T” but they thought I said “E” and so I was to sit down. (I was one of the two left standing.) When Ava Campbell’s turn came, she spelled the actual word wrong, and they counted it right!!!
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I agree it’s very rude and arrogant of a person to correct your spelling instead of just answering your damn question!! lol and this is coming from an english literature major.
When I was in third grade, I was given the word “deductible” and I said “T” but they thought I said “E” and so I was to sit down. (I was one of the two left standing.) When Ava Campbell’s turn came, she spelled the actual word wrong, and they counted it right!!!
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