u dont like us u can phuc rite off.
Sheesh, barge right in and and call us a bunch of fucknuts why don’t you. Oh…You did. That is kind of a fuck nut thing to do.
The funny thing is just last week I asked if it was time for our regular spell nazi thread.
Godwin Godwin I said Nazi…that means this thread is dead right?
Smiley.
fcuk U; gote-fellcher!!!111!!!
No, you can follow an elipsis with a period. I’ve seen it in honest-to-God style guides used by publications. That makes four in a row - in this case, it suggests a sentence that ends, but trails off first.
And while my English teachers taught me to put space around each period in an elipsis, that’s not universal - custom varies between publications and probably between the UK and the US.
I’m just sayin’, is all . . .
Now that I did not know. And it’s used in my style guide, too.
I learn something new everyday here. 
Just curious. In the sentence “Where has all the spelling gone?” does this wording seem to suggest the existence of some non existing noun. I mean I can understand saying “The spelling in your post is horrible” where “in you post” pertains to “the spelling”. What if I said “Where is the spelling?” It seems that the word usage in the OP is incorrect or at least clumsy. Any grammarians out there?
Poetic license.
If he gets it for grammer can’t we have it for spelling?
If you can adroitly work it into a cultural reference, sure.
Had he used more than one ellipsis and replicated the error, he might have one too many period in his ellipses.
Anyhoo, I make typographical errors all the time, as well as a number of odd grammatical mistakes that usually come of incomplete editing. For example, in a political post, I might write:
…but later decide to rephrase it as:
…except my edit is hastily and clumsily done, with some of the original undeleted, ending up with:
I often forget to proof-read. My advice to the OP is to chill and deal.
:smack: I plead Gaudere’s Law! And I shoulda known better, too
Ahem…
Bad spellers of the world, untie!
And penis ensues. . .
This is about me, isn’t it?
I know I’ve dragged down the average but I’m trying, dadgummit!
shrug
I have no problem with the grammar in the OP. It sounds perfectly sound to me.
Seriously, ewe awl knead too reed this.
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Does it sound sound or does it look sound?
I initially thought that this was a thinly veiled attack on *****, but when I saw the reference to “great reply” I realized that it was more of a generic complaint.
So you’re saying it’s NOT about me?
Whew! 
I am hopeless at grammar, my spelling isnt too bad though. I wouldnt mind if people wanted to correct me, especially on this message board where most of you come across of nice, polite educated poeple.
But when you start threads like this, and make snarky comments after mistakes have been made, it really pisses me off and the end result is that I have no desire to fix my mistakes.
If some of you were just a bit nicer about it, this problem may not be half a bad as it is.
I know Ive probably made a spelling mistake because I said my spelling is ok. Its bound to happen.