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SW-User
Yep, had a lady go on almost all my posts just to look for errors and to correct and argue with me.
I finally had to block her
I finally had to block her
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SW-User
@Butterflykisses24 She was and not just to me.
SubstantialKick · 31-35, M
@SW-User Good riddance.
SW-User
@SubstantialKick It was a real contention for her. It was like we were offending her by not using the correct grammar, pretty weird.
Butterflykisses24 · 51-55, F
Worse. I had a sad post and instead of being comforting they corrected my grammer.
SW-User
@Butterflykisses24 That's dumb and sorry
Butterflykisses24 · 51-55, F
@SW-User thank you.
Indy74 · 46-50, F
Yep, happened to me!! I blocked the dude. He deserved it!!
SW-User
@Indy74 oh hell no! Wtf?
Indy74 · 46-50, F
@SW-User I made an error that I missed in an answer to a post and this British guy jumped all over me for bad grammar. People like that need help just as much as the others.
SW-User
@Indy74 Good grief!🙄
LadyJ · F
Yes the grammar police here take their job very serious 😏
SW-User
It wasn't even grammar, it was style. He didn't like the way I was wording my questions. So I called him a "pedantic prick" and cursed him out a few more times and then ultimately blocked him.
bijouxbroussard · F
There was someone on here with multiple profiles, male and female, British, who used to snipe at people who didn’t speak English the way [b]they[/b] thought it should be spoken, even down to slang terms.
I once saw this person get angry at a poster who said he was “really pissed” at a family member about something. She came on berating him for being an “alcoholic”.
In the UK, “pissed” means “drunk”. I explained to her that here, “pissed” is short for “pissed off”, meaning [b]angry[/b]. She wouldn’t hear it and got angry at both of us for “trying to destroy the English language”.
It was surreal. 😳
I once saw this person get angry at a poster who said he was “really pissed” at a family member about something. She came on berating him for being an “alcoholic”.
In the UK, “pissed” means “drunk”. I explained to her that here, “pissed” is short for “pissed off”, meaning [b]angry[/b]. She wouldn’t hear it and got angry at both of us for “trying to destroy the English language”.
It was surreal. 😳
SW-User
I think this is the same person that used harassed me@SubstantialKick @bijouxbroussard
bijouxbroussard · F
@SW-User Yes, it sounded really familiar. I encountered at least 6 different profiles that I believe were this one person. And when I blocked one, the rest all blocked me, thankfully,
SW-User
ExperienceDLT · M
Yes but I pay about as much attention to it as I would a door knob
kodiac · 22-25, M
Yes, grammer nazis👺
SW-User
No.
@SW-User Lucky you.
SW-User
@FrogManSometimesLooksBothWays Nah. No one catches my errors because no one reads my stuff. 😁
No, but glad you blocked him. Who has time to nitpick like that!?
@DecafD Nitpik should be hyphenated nit-pik. 🤣😝😛
@FrogManSometimesLooksBothWays hahahhahahahha!!!
SW-User
Yes. I use to get annoyed. But now, when someone corrects me, I thank them and fix that mistake.
Yelled at? Over the Internet? You mean there's an audio hook-up option on SW? Cool!
SW-User
How do you yell over the net 🤔 I take nothing serious on the net.
I've seen some get weird with fairly minor errors
SW-User
You double dog discovered it!
deadgerbil · 22-25
Not yet thankfully
Azlotto · M
Not yet...But would I care? Hell no.
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SubstantialKick · 31-35, M
@MethDozer Nah, it was NoSmoking or something like that. I do know you're referring to though.