Mispelling A Word

On occasion doesnt bother me everyone makes mistakes but, if every post you make has typos or mispellings....

tyvm,P.T.

It's always sad when the newbies get all butt-hurt

I'm thinking you missed the bigger picture, Sparky.

As if *misspelling* a word isn't bad enough....it goes to a whole new level of comedy when you're trying to criticize someone else and can't even get the insult spelled correctly.
At least your post wasn't as offensive as it could have been. Referring to someone as "retarded" is considered by many to be unnecessarily offensive  (including me..and I have being offensive down to a science). So you really didn't do that...since all you could muster was retarted...which is actually pretty damn funny.

One last thing....it might help you to realize that having a thick skin is sort of a necessity on message boards....especially this one.
Getting all bent out of shape and feeling the need to start a new thread just to whine like a 'lil bitch doesn't really help your 'board cred'.

Just sayin'
DD

P.S. You wouldn't be related to this guy by any chance....would you? ??????

Does she have reviews?  Please provide a link.

ya have to admit

It was a great example of irony and very funny too!
Just laugh and move on! And keep posting.

it was considered a sign of respect for yourself & especially for your audience to take the time & make the effort to try to use correct and accepted language, including spelling & grammar, when sending messages of any sort.  So many people consider it at least a minor insult when someone has clearly been sloppy & egregiously incorrect in written communications, because the sender didn't feel that the recipient was worth the time for them to be correct.  That's in in a nutshell; the extent to which a particular poster may react or sometimes overreact varies widely.  I myself have accepted that the modern world of instant communications has apparently decided that the 'instant' is more important than the 'communication' and it's clearly something I can't change because most people (apparently) don't feel nearly as strongly about this as I do, and thus I rarely bother to correct obvious mistakes.  I will say I have noticed that, when you transmit sloppy grammar & spelling in a post on a controversial subject, you are opening yourself up for an additional avenue of attack by those who may hold a different view; an ad hominem attack is easier when the opponent presents himself as uneducated or unpolished or perhaps uncaring.