Aargh . . . Why Can't People Spell?

I am now going to give all the men out there looking on the internet a little piece of important knowledge . . . sit quietly and listen closely. When you are trying to impress people with your writing, like, for example your matchdotcom profile, use SPELL CHECK.

I just received an email from a guy that "likes to hang out with his freinds" and likes to watch sports "ECT, ECT, ECT" . . . and he could be the nicest man in the world (in fact, in his profile he writes about being the nice guy) but I have no interest in a man with freinds, who can't figure out how to cut and paste into Microsoft Word, ect, ect, ect. I know that matchdotcom doesn't have spell check. It's probably a plot on their part to help people with hang-ups about spelling weed potentials out but yet, I feel guilty.

Oh, and in his email to me there was something about helping him with "unrulley" feelings and I'm not sure what that's about . . . but it scares me.

On a more positive note, I don't know if the matchdotcom demons want me to resubscribe or if I'm just popular this week (I'm cynically sure it's the former) but I'm suddenly getting three emails a day . . . up from no emails for months. Don't get me wrong, only 33% can spell. It's still interesting nonetheless . . .

Now before we get all crotchety, I do make a spelling mistake or two. I admit this readily. However, I do know how to spell unruly and I do know how to spell check. Love the spell check! Embrace the spell check. Use the spell check, like it's tied up in your closet thinking of it's safe word.