I thought so too, until I checked his feedback left for others!
He's either very good at keeping the windup running or the poor dude is a bit dim.
Feedback in 2008....
grat valyou for muney
Award for worst spelling in an eBay 'arkshen', ever?
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I thought so too, until I checked his feedback left for others!
He's either very good at keeping the windup running or the poor dude is a bit dim.
Feedback in 2008....
grat valyou for muney
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Makes you wonder how he managed to find anything on eBay to actually buy it.
On 22-Sep-12 at 07:36:07 BST, seller added the following information:
to all the qestions im no michanic nead a car forwork thort i culd sort this one and no i cant thats y im geting rid ive had an auto electishen to look at it as it bluw no7 fuse and would stop he sead he had dun it but tuck it for a run last night and it still doing it eney good offers would be axespted as ill be macking as loss
Just lol.
to all the qestions im no michanic nead a car forwork thort i culd sort this one and no i cant thats y im geting rid ive had an auto electishen to look at it as it bluw no7 fuse and would stop he sead he had dun it but tuck it for a run last night and it still doing it eney good offers would be axespted as ill be macking as loss
Just lol.
Give the guy a break - he's from Rotherham 
I suppose that "complicated" is actually fairly close to the phonetic spelling
I suppose that "complicated" is actually fairly close to the phonetic spelling
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For sale: ALL OF MY RAGE.
Give the guy a break - he's from Rotherham
I suppose that "complicated" is actually fairly close to the phonetic spelling
We're not all illiterate.
I'll put money on him being from Maltby though, it's about the level of literacy you would find in that area. Years of knuckle-dragging and in-breeding.
I get the feeling your spelling is bad and that's been the driving force behind this post.
Spelling, grammar and punctuation IS important, it's only the self diagnosed dyslexics (or as known as making excuses) that claim otherwise.
Having now read his feedback he leaves I really think he could actually be dyslexic.
Dyslexians usually spell things on how they sound. Read his posts, yeah the spelling is incorrect but you can understand what he is saying by reading it how it sounds can't you?
Cut the guy some slack I say
he seems genuine enough to me.I do laugh at things like this some times. But then I wonder, is it really a case of ignorance and just plains stupidity that he can't be bothered to spell correctly.
Or, is it a much more depressing situation. He was never taught to spell, dropped out of school, bad up bringing. So, he types as he speaks... If this is the case, just goes to show how bad the education in this country has become
Or, is it a much more depressing situation. He was never taught to spell, dropped out of school, bad up bringing. So, he types as he speaks... If this is the case, just goes to show how bad the education in this country has become
I do laugh at things like this some times. But then I wonder, is it really a case of ignorance and just plains stupidity that he can't be bothered to spell correctly.
Or, is it a much more depressing situation. He was never taught to spell, dropped out of school, bad up bringing. So, he types as he speaks... If this is the case, just goes to show how bad the education in this country has become
If this situation where real, it'd mean that the person doesn't ever read.
That's what I don't get about people whose English is that bad, how do they cope with reading, because it must look like a different language.
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There's no further explanation required for the abundance of phonetic spelling than "he's thick", frankly.