trade channel Spell Flame
was used to "dayli" one of the words in which I just got eye cancer if I had to read it. Since we no longer "dayli hero" (still a nice version) searches, but for "random hc", it has become much better, but I fear that it is not is because the community has learned.
I remember that I'm using one that I anwisperte times polite, but that it "daily" means that a discussion is conducted. "No, that is English, and day is in English only once day." As far as true, but the adverb is day to halt daily, that's not my fault. Well, eventually I got him to look in a dictionary and to see his error.
But it's a fight against windmills.
Yesterday I resumed the struggle, because the cutting current somewhat excessive. What I get though no eye cancer, but that stomach pain.
I realize where that came from. With the suffix "er" is from an object of related work. Leather - Lederer. Herbs - herbs, while the latter has not yet made it into the dictionary, probably because this profession in real life is not easy. But what is the tailor? Schneider makes the ...?
Schneider is simply assumed the job title, there is still a "he" hang turn, is completely appropriate free. Then it would also be the teacher or gardener.
The murderer is always the gardener.
And yes, I know, no one writes Spell Flames, and I would never Flamen a typo, but I do own too many. But I am always willing to write correctly and to avoid errors, and I will learn something about it.
Not so a lot of players in WoW.
"Does not matter." "The main thing is it goes." are often the answers to my notes. * Brrr *
folks, if you are applying you with the setting, it is no wonder if this is nothing. Someone who reacts, either has an IQ equal to room temperature or it is on average 14 years old.
And I will continue to play Don Quixote and always comment on the worst spelling error in the trade channel. And even in public, so that as many noticed, as it is right and the error is not penetrated. And perhaps there are a few in between, who want to learn. I give up hope.
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