So, maybe I'm being cranky. But how is it that so many posters here on Nomad just don't know the spelling difference between the English word for La
Frontera and the word that describes your spouse's cousin sleeping in your spare bedroom?
Originally posted by Bajahowodd
So, maybe I'm being cranky. But how is it that so many posters here on Nomad just don't know the spelling difference between the English word for La
Frontera and the word that describes your spouse's cousin sleeping in your spare bedroom?
So maybe I could have used someone who surfs as the example. The reason I started this thread was because I was actually curious. The forum has a ton
of members, with masssive daily posting activity. It's a credit to all that by and large, the posts reflect accurate spelling and syntax. Obviously,
an intelligent and educated bunch. But, having caught a post yesterday, I was reminded that the spelling of the word denoting the demarcation between
the US and Mexico seems to me the most often misspelled word on here. Just made me scratch my head. All sorts of geographical terms, technical terms,
Etc. are correct. And then there's "that" word.
I used to wonder how strong one had to be to play lead guitar, until a man from Leeds led me the way to the answer.
He said that Lead Belly could play lead guitar, but liked the 12 string better.
Originally posted by Bajahowodd
So, maybe I'm being cranky. But how is it that so many posters here on Nomad just don't know the spelling difference between the English word for La
Frontera and the word that describes your spouse's cousin sleeping in your spare bedroom?
... or the name Georgia Frontiere (aka Madam Ram), the N-zi lover.
Another anomaly as I see it...The machine won't accept Mike-y as non hyphenated. It comes out as Mike. Weird..for sure. Maybe Mikeee was a
notorious Natzeee.
Whatever the filtering software used by the nomad site to prevent offending little children, I'm wondering if one could curse their culo off in
Spanish and not be edited.
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