I assume they would want it go on a big screen at some point right ? or it will go to DVD directly? the only guy who doing some sort of publicity for this movie is Ron ..is this funny , yet very scary and alarming.
shareIf you type "produsers" in google it will ask you if you meant "producers".
The word "except" has a C in it. Good thing you didn't write "accept", I guess.
It's the title of a thread, and it has your name next to it. Being 12 years of age or older, I would have expected a little more from you.
Well, at least you got one reply. Unfortunately I have nothing substantial to say about it, downloading the DVDRip as I type, though.
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Good grief, you must have been having a grumpy day on the fourth of February!
You should probably bear in mind that:
1. Most of the people on this website do not speak English as their first language;
2. People make typos when they are emotional; and
3. Not everyone has had the standard of education that you had - especially those younger than you, as the standard of education in the English-speaking world has declined to a truly scary level within the couple of decades. I had a truly pathetic school education, and I probably wouldn't be able to spell at all if it weren't for my passionate love of reading.
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Reading back my post, it seems petty and childish now... But I'm back on my meds! :)
1. It's usually the native speakers that do the messing up. For instance: In french, there's no word "users" but there is a word "producent", so you wouldn't be likely to make a mistake like "produsers". As another example, in german, the words for "their" and "there" are so completely different that there's no chance you'll confuse the two. I learned english from the age of 12, and I know I suck at it. But native speakers should know a little better, don't you agree?
2. We all make typos, emotional or not. Going over your text before pressing send on a new thread goes a long way in eradicating them.
3. Agreed. I'd like to add to that, that the internet has turned us all into content producers and, by extension, into teachers. It's more important than ever that we correct each other, since we're learning more from each other, and less from "authorities".
This importance is relative of course. Proper spelling will do surprisingly little for you in a life-threatening situation. C3PO comes to mind.
And we're reading more than ever, so who knows, things might take a turn for the better. Although it's more likely that the language will be simplified some more and spell checkers will rule the world.
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