Defiantly Mole

[Guest •]

I count Rantsylvanaiaiaiaiaa as this board, so I have NO idea what my first post was. It was defiantly something to do with wrestling.

I did when I was 17, a little odd but defiantly worth it.

Not too many bads. I really loved the book. Defiantly number one.

Breakin' all the rules, especially the ones about how to spell words.

[The Man in Blak]

Maybe it's just his favorite adverb.

[Copper Feel]

This thread is defiantly lacking in content.

[Craig Th]

That bored?

[Guest Vitamin X]

It's just an observation, Mole. I've made it as well, although I've defiantly never started a thread about it.

[Nighthawk]

I legitimately laughed out loud. First time since 2004, that wasn't at one of my own posts.

[Craig Th]

I've never been able to spell that word. I spell it defiently and the spellcheck tells me defiantly.

[bob_barron]

Don't feel bad mole. It's one of those words that I can't spell either

[Vanhalen]

I tried to remember when Czech was funny, but I gave up, Czech is the Tina Turner of TSM

[Copper Feel]

It occasionally proves problematic for my otherwise good spelling, but luckily I can usually just use "obviously" in it's place.

[Matt Young]

I've never been able to spell that word. I spell it defiently and the spellcheck tells me defiantly.

 

Perhaps you should try sounding it out phonetically. That would defiantly be of some help.

[Guest Vitamin X]

def-in-ite-ly!

 

TSM: Defiantly helping others pass spelling tests.

[Matt Young]

I just do not understand how grown men in their 20's, current and former college students no less, can misspell words that we learned in 2nd grade. I'm not just talking about Mole. There are more than a few other examples.

[Guest Vitamin X]

I think the most annoying grammatical error I've seen is the one where people feel apostrophes go into every plural word. My ex did that back in high school, and, 6 years later, continues to do so.

[Bruiser Chong]

Girl's can be like that sometimes, guy's.

[Guest Soriano's Torn Quad]

I don't know if girls are guilty of more egregious English errors, but I do know that having been brought up to believe that guys were stupid and girls were smart all through elementary school, when girls say really dumb shit, it hits me harder, so to speak. Guy says "that was defiantly the best movie ever," I point and laugh. Girl says "I'm self-conscience of my knees," I point and laugh all the same, but then part of me dies a little inside because I feel like I was deceived all these years, and now there's another girl that certainly isn't marryin' material. Look: I don't know why I was under this misconception, because it's not like I had any sort of unusual family structure. I do know that my 2nd and 3rd grade teachers were flagrantly sexist, though, and had little respect for the boys in the class, so maybe that's part of it. (3rd grade teacher found me "uncontrollable" and put me on Ritalin, for the record.) I also acknowledge that it's ridiculous to write people off because maybe they're not as capable of verbal expression as I'd like them to be, but I just can't help myself.