[firefly123]

Barry we all have not got a degree in English  you seem like a stuck up t.w.a.t by the way grammar might not be good but i have seven vans

[stuart mc]

that is nice, now what you on about

[Barryy]

Barry we all have not got a degree in English  you seem like a stuck up t.w.a.t by the way grammar might not be good but i have seven vans

No need to apologise, just saying that a few full-stops etc may make your post more easy to read.

[Simon Mess]

I was a bit confused myself, but look at the 'window cleaner rants and raves' thread.
Don't think any offence was meant, but it was kind of difficult to read as one sentence.

[DG Cleaning]

Barry we all have not got a degree in English  you seem like a stuck up t.w.a.t by the way grammar might not be good but i have seven vans

Caravans?

[gary999]

actually this constant complaint about grammar is pathetic

the guy was obviously typing like he was talking to someone
i dont normally add commas fullstop in my sentences while i am
speaking.

if its too much effort to read dont bother.

[deeege]

actually this constant complaint about grammar is pathetic

the guy was obviously typing like he was talking to someone
i dont normally add commas fullstop in my sentences while i am
speaking.

if its too much effort to read dont bother.

I disagree.

It's really not difficult to add a few commas and full stops where necessary.

I'm far from being a grammar Nazi but typing a full conversation, as one line, without punctuation is always going to bring the grammar police out.

[Simon Mess]

actually this constant complaint about grammar is pathetic

the guy was obviously typing like he was talking to someone
i dont normally add commas fullstop in my sentences while i am
speaking.

if its too much effort to read dont bother.

How much extra time and effort does it take to put in a comma or full stop where necessary?.
You do add comma's and full stops when speaking, but seeing as how the words are coming out of your mouth, you don't actually need to say 'comma', or 'full stop', that is what the gaps in your speech are for.   

[gary999]

good grief! get a bloody life

[gary999]

actually this constant complaint about grammar is pathetic

the guy was obviously typing like he was talking to someone
i dont normally add commas fullstop in my sentences while i am
speaking.

if its too much effort to read dont bother.

How much extra time and effort does it take to put in a comma or full stop where necessary?.
You do add comma's and full stops when speaking, but seeing as how the words are coming out of your mouth, you don't actually need to say 'comma', or 'full stop', that is what the gaps in your speech are for.   

there are plenty out in the world who dont pause for breath never
mind leaving gaps

if all you have to complain about is a few commas fullstops  you are
not doing too badly are you

[AuRavelling79]

Barry we all have not got a degree in English  you seem like a stuck up t.w.a.t by the way grammar might not be good but i have seven vans

 

yehbazhowmanyvansyougothmmmmmmmm

[stuart mc]

no problem with bad grammar myself, but why a new post, just reply on the original one, so we know what the f ook you are talking about, if I can be bothered to read it.

Glad you have 7 vans though, can I borrow one?

[G Griffin]

I've got 9 vans on the road and a degree in maths, 
7 of them are brand new and the other 3 are just a year old.

[Ian101]

I've got 9 vans on the road and a degree in maths, 
7 of them are brand new and the other 3 are just a year old.

your claim of having a degree dont add up 

[tlwcs]

I've got 9 vans on the road and a degree in maths, 
7 of them are brand new and the other 3 are just a year old.

lmqp...........

[Ronnie Bryce]

I've got 9 vans on the road and a degree in maths, 
7 of them are brand new and the other 3 are just a year old.

That's eleven.

[steve123]

Barry we all have not got a degree in English  you seem like a stuck up t.w.a.t by the way grammar might not be good but i have seven vans







6 of which are rusting away in the front garden along with the old washing machine, a mattress, a bucket full of dog ends and Fang the rottie. 

[G Griffin]

I've got 9 vans on the road and a degree in maths, 
7 of them are brand new and the other 3 are just a year old.

That's eleven.

Yes, you're right; it was a spelling mistake. 
I usually use spell cheque but didn't on that occasion.

[Jim Waugh(Albright & Shiny)]

The Oxford dictionary defines perfect English as - the usage which is prevalent at that period in time.  Therefore grammar, punctuation and current spelling will go out the window soon as the world converts to txt spk. So getting too hung up on English in its perfect form is , quite frankly, pointless ! IMHO..

[EandM]

I've always assumed that many forum posts are written in some sort of code...