English (or something....)

Sad, b/c as an American I have trouble too sometimes.

 

Clay bar for cleaning and making your car look good, and shine.

 

Mick -- This is one vendor's "paint cleaning clay" product:

http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp?&SKU=11153

Is a similar product called something else in your area?

 

8valve it looks like the writer missed the "u" and hit the "i" key for the word. They are adjecent to each other on our keyboards. The word should have been USED and not ised. Also there is no spell checker here so there will be some misspells .

 

I always think of it this way... they're still probably better at my language than I am at theirs, so I do my best to figure out what they mean despite the misspellings.

 

I used a clay bar for the first time on my Boxer last month. It is amazing how smooth your paint will feel after you finish.

 

I noticed what you are talking about on a few threads this morning but then I looked at the persons profile and noticed they were from a diffrent country so it made sense that their English would be a little off.

 

Mick,

I agree. I also always read what I have written down before I post.
It looks very uninterested or careless if people post with multiple misspells in the message. Of course sometimes it is language related if it is a foreign person.

 

Frankly (and this is a sad commentary), the Dutchmen I know speak far better English than most Americans. Inadvertent misspellings aside, our educational system is crap.

 

Awesomely said, Mike.

 

Uhh, you'll note the 'i' is right next to the 'u' on some typewriters......LOL!




"You want fries with that, Sir??????"

 

I think sometimes it is just typing error and others with F chat being very universal then loads of nationalities are on this site then grammar and vocabulary mistakes can be tolerated as long as the messages get acrossed.