I guess it's really my fault. I judged you as a faker and you judged me as thinking you weren't pregnant. I mean, I guess I should have been more clear. It's not like I was obviously stating that you were faking your spelling problems. Silly me to have thought that you would know what retarded means, even though you used it correctly in your own sentence. It was ignorant of me to believe that someone who is on the internet and sees all these words spelled correctly out for her would actually know how to spell. I should have guessed that it was an honest mistake when you spelled 'wuts' as 'whats' in your poll, since people who drop out of high school and don't have a degree don't know how to spell "what's". You have my humble apologies for my judgmental attitude and I am so sorry to have confused you. Hopefully, these unfortunate misgivings do not lower your self-esteem or cause you to make any rash decisions, for that would surely be detrimental towards the baby's health. I can see that my other comment congratulating your close spelling on "babies" has already angered you. So, you have my apologies on that as well. I hope you choose a wonderful name for your soon-to-be-born child and have a wonderful life, despite having to live as a "REAL folk".
If you'd read the letter, you'd know that I am not making fun of you for being pregnant and poor, and I really do want your baby to have a great name that is not KlaMydia (which is a spinoff of chlamydia, which is an STD) or fried-chicken-iqua (self-explanatory and not a beautiful name).
Here: pronounced as He-rrr
Hear: pronounced as He-rrr
Her: pronounced as Hhhh-rrr
Did you know that you have a better chance of getting a job by filling out an application with correct spelling in it?
Before you go off about me making fun of you, I would like to point out that learning how to spell correctly would be beneficial to your children and your life.
Poll: What shuld i name my babby?
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I guess it's really my fault. I judged you as a faker and you judged me as thinking you weren't pregnant. I mean, I guess I should have been more clear. It's not like I was obviously stating that you were faking your spelling problems. Silly me to have thought that you would know what retarded means, even though you used it correctly in your own sentence. It was ignorant of me to believe that someone who is on the internet and sees all these words spelled correctly out for her would actually know how to spell. I should have guessed that it was an honest mistake when you spelled 'wuts' as 'whats' in your poll, since people who drop out of high school and don't have a degree don't know how to spell "what's". You have my humble apologies for my judgmental attitude and I am so sorry to have confused you. Hopefully, these unfortunate misgivings do not lower your self-esteem or cause you to make any rash decisions, for that would surely be detrimental towards the baby's health. I can see that my other comment congratulating your close spelling on "babies" has already angered you. So, you have my apologies on that as well. I hope you choose a wonderful name for your soon-to-be-born child and have a wonderful life, despite having to live as a "REAL folk".
Sincererly,
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wtf i aint gona read all DAT WHY U EVEN HEAR IF U GONA MAK FUN OF ME FOR BENG PREGNET AND POOR?
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If you'd read the letter, you'd know that I am not making fun of you for being pregnant and poor, and I really do want your baby to have a great name that is not KlaMydia (which is a spinoff of chlamydia, which is an STD) or fried-chicken-iqua (self-explanatory and not a beautiful name).
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i am not dat good at readin lol it was too lng i lost my plac lol
Oooh, and also to add to my letter. I should have known that people who cannot spell well actually know how to spell beautiful, but not 'hear'.
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here hear her ther is no diferenc it all pronouncd the same
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Here: pronounced as He-rrr
Hear: pronounced as He-rrr
Her: pronounced as Hhhh-rrr
Did you know that you have a better chance of getting a job by filling out an application with correct spelling in it?
Before you go off about me making fun of you, I would like to point out that learning how to spell correctly would be beneficial to your children and your life.
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i dnt want a job workin is too hard