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The Spelling Mistress!!!

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Oh you mean this
Quote by freckledbird
Was he puzled?

thought he was puzzled, but what's a Z between friends??
Whatever he WAS he's now gone, or gonne, or gonee, or ggone??
lol
:lol: bugga, got me before I corrected it!
:giggle:
:giggle: :giggle:
Sorry FB wink
hey as long as the message gets a cross.........who cares..
Quote by skegnessswingers
Once held as the mistress of all things gramatical and the queen bee of spelling, a certain young lady has fallen prey to the effects of life in Swinging Heaven! Deviance seeps into her very bones, her purity of language has vanished along with any other sort of purity she may once have had! Once again SH has corrupted a sweet innocent young thing!

Ahem!!!!.......... do the words pot, kettle & black spring to mind here .... hehehe
...bur then what's an 'm' between ates, eh?
Quote by fun4u2c
hey as long as the message gets a cross.........who cares..

Just point at her and laugh !
How could you FB!
:thrilled:
Quote by Wishmaster
Once held as the mistress of all things gramatical and the queen bee of spelling, a certain young lady has fallen prey to the effects of life in Swinging Heaven! Deviance seeps into her very bones, her purity of language has vanished along with any other sort of purity she may once have had! Once again SH has corrupted a sweet innocent young thing!

Ahem!!!!.......... do the words pot, kettle & black spring to mind here .... hehehe
...bur then what's an 'm' between ates, eh?

lol :lol: :lol:
I wonder what a petard actually is and how you hoist it?
:giggle: to me.... it just goes to show... mistakes can and will be made by ALL
rotflmao
bolt
Sorry FB it is quite funny though wink
Quote by northwest-cpl
Once held as the mistress of all things gramatical and the queen bee of spelling, a certain young lady has fallen prey to the effects of life in Swinging Heaven! Deviance seeps into her very bones, her purity of language has vanished along with any other sort of purity she may once have had! Once again SH has corrupted a sweet innocent young thing!

Ahem!!!!.......... do the words pot, kettle & black spring to mind here .... hehehe
...bur then what's an 'm' between ates, eh?

lol :lol: :lol:
I wonder what a petard actually is and how you hoist it?
I was only trying to see if anyone else had their eyes set up wrong .... Micropoof have some software you can download to correct it apparently.. hehehe
rotflmao :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
You set of gits!!
Skeggies, wait till I bloody see you again
smackbottom :smackbottom: :smackbottom: :smackbottom:
Wishy, thanks for trying wink
I very nearly didn't look at the thread - how did I know? :shock:
I'm very surprised you've not spotted any mistakes before now though - but then I usually edit them when I've spotted them.
Made me biggrin though, you sods lol
I need all the correction help I can get :shock:
Quote by fun4u2c
hey as long as the message gets a cross.........who cares..

I'm left wondering if that was intentional? if so, very funny, in a dry sort of way.
Chris
(Keyboard still ucked and issing letters left, right and cente.)
LMAO.............:-)
Here you go NW-cpl:-
"For 'tis the sport to have the enginer / Hoist with his owne
petar" -- Shakespeare, Hamlet III iv. "Hoist" was in Shakespeare's
time the past participles of a verb "to hoise", which meant what "to
hoist" does now: to lift. A petard (see under "peter out" for the
etymology) was an explosive charge detonated by a slowly burning
fuse. If the petard went off prematurely, then the sapper (military
engineer; Shakespeare's "enginer") who planted it would be hurled
into the air by the explosion. (Compare "up" in "to blow up".) A
modern rendition might be: "It's fun to see the engineer blown up
with his own bomb."
Hope that explains it!
Prematurely shoot your bolt and you get lifted :!:
Quote by Sarah
I need all the correction help I can get :shock:

Well do something wrong then FFS rolleyes