There, they're, and their.

[Hyperion]

and people who oddly use all lower case with no punctuation and run all their sentences into one which makes reading them very hard they explain something in a long winded fashion and hope that we will choose when breathe... <gasp>

And Some Strange People Who Use A Capital At The Beginning Of Every Word ! How Weird Is That ? - and those that use all bold NOT REALISING that if you do it is the written equivalent of SHOUTING.

And others who insist on using a small or large font or those who use Bold all the time or use a - font which is sometimes a little difficult to read - or a combination of all three.

Lastly the use of the "!" - I wonder how many realise that the use of the exclamation mark trivialises the meaning of the text that went before it.

Example:
I am sorry for your loss!

 

[tboat4]

My old English teacher Mr. Mason would cringe at all of the times people say that something "needs fixed" instead of "needs to be fixed". That was one of his pet peeves.

 

[Grainger49]

Of course I didn't learn it this way in English class but here in the South you can say that something, "Needs fixin." Then there is the, "I'm Fixing to ..." do something.

 

[colortrakker]

and people who oddly use all lower case with no punctuation and run all their sentences into one which makes reading them very hard they explain something in a long winded fashion and hope that we will choose when breathe... <gasp>

i remember

the no punctuation

rule seemed

to work

for

e. e. cummings

who wrote

almost everything

like this