Young Writers Society

mannyy ppl thik that grammer & spelling is imprtant but i don't think its rli imprtant cuz in teh end, its not how u say something but wat u say dat countz. lyke, i can hav teh most best stry but der sum ppl who say it sucks cuz the speling and grammer. dis only mens dat dey didn't payy atention to teh mesage or teh story and dat meanz der stupid. so dont listn to anything any1 stupid says cuz dey dont men anything and u shud totallyz go fur ur dreamz.

This really ought to say courtesy of SPEW, yes? ^_~ Nudists always manage the darndest things...

Well put Snoink. My wonderful Terry Pratchett quote from A hat full of sky, which is "If you trust in yourself ... and believe in your dreams ... and follow your star ... you'll still get beaten by people who spent their time working hard and learning things and weren't so lazy." dwindles in comparison. You have convinced me of it's incorrectness.

Hear Hear.

i totelyy agree!!1!1!!!

Words to live by, Snoink.

Oh, that is so horrible to look at! *turns away*

If you trust in yourself ... and believe in your dreams ... and follow your star ... you'll still get beaten by people who spent their time working hard and learning things and weren't so lazy.

I laughed (inwardly) so much at that quote! It's so true! Although I read it in The Wee Free Men, also by Terry Pratchett. He combines comedy and fantasy so well!

I think I just lost a few brain cells while reading that, Snoink. XD

Scientifically, people can read things as long as the first and last letters are correct. After that, the letters can be as mixed up as possible, and still be understood.
That being said, some (like me) disagree with this research, because we can point out typos like that easily, because it doesn't look right.

*Screams and hides in the corner.*

*goes in a corner and cries*

Yes, a nudist colony is responsible for that abomination.

*head/desk*

AH! *stroke*

--grammar nazi, this is gross.

there should be a warning level here, snoink. rated R.

I laughed (inwardly) so much at that quote! It's so true! Although I read it in The Wee Free Men, also by Terry Pratchett. He combines comedy and fantasy so well!

Wait ... it was from the Wee Free Men rather than A Hay Full of Sky! Agh! *dies of shame*

LOL! Would you mind if I send this to my sister?