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I was just trying to say I want one!

*cue water works*

No idea. *gives Loki cookies to shut her up* Some people just like cookies, I guess.

But, yeah. My brain was forced to rewire itself to the point where it can translate chatspeak, txt tlk, and n00b into coherent English almost immediately. It still annoys the hell out of me, but I can usually figure out what they're babbling. Most people, however, do not have this gift, making proper grammar and punctuation and approximate spelling highly important when someone else is going to be reading what you write.

That feeling of a looming migraine, you mean? I wouldn't wish that pain on anyone.

I find grammar VERY VERY important. The only mistakes that I make, and dont mind it to/too (two one the other hand is a no-no)

xd I've never really needed help with grammer till My sister pointed it out. My sister can't spell for Bananas, so it was kinda odd. I guess I have a tendency to write everything down and skip over multple puncation marks and spaces. I think spelling is way important, my sister once mixed up her letters and made kiss 'kill'. Funny how a few letters can change the word. Grammer is important but I tend not to worry too much if i'm really into the story.

Horrible grammar can be improved with surprising ease. Just practice, and you'll get it eventually.

I laugh at kiba's poor excuse to keep the roleplaying forum. He told me he had great grammer, then he started writting more. He found out he didn't. If you work at and are worried about you grammer gets better. If you don't and just keep a little eye for mistakes you don't normally see it can look better. When you do nothing and just type like me, then your content with your grammer. biggrin