O/T:- Should of

[magpie_mania]

'Early doors' literally annoys me. I literally don't know why.

[applepie]

'Early doors' literally annoys me. I literally don't know why.

Perhaps because it literally doesn’t seem to make sense.

[lunaspie]

It refers to the first,early showing of a Saturday matinee at the cinema as opposed to the second later in the day.

[SwalePie]

'Early doors' literally annoys me. I literally don't know why.

Me too!

[pjace]

What does "my bad" actually mean to me it just sounds stupid and out of place putting the word of instead of have winds me up and starting an answer with the word "so".
Guess it's just because i'm old and out of touch can't stand face book either or apps but i do have a mobile phone

[LaxtonLad]

It refers to the first,early showing of a Saturday matinee at the cinema as opposed to the second later in the day.

Have you just made that up? Early doors is a corruption of early days which also makes no sense but that's English for you.

[Old_pie]

Have you just made that up? Early doors is a corruption of early days which also makes no sense but that's English for you.

You've just made that up.

[ncfcog]

You've just made that up.

Stop making things up!

[Davy500]

It's a Notts County unofficial message board why does it even matter JK?

Correct Laddo

It does not matter, we are not teachers or at university

Usually attacking spelling, when the meaning is completely understood, is to first of all trying to score a cheap point, and most importantly to deflect attention away from their post, especially if it is the counter view post

Either way very childish, but hey if that gives them pleasure haha

[magpie_mania]

Correct Laddo

It does not matter, we are not teachers or at university

Usually attacking spelling, when the meaning is completely understood, is to first of all trying to score a cheap point, and most importantly to deflect attention away from their post, especially if it is the counter view post

Either way very childish, but hey if that gives them pleasure haha

It is a very interesting point and discussion.

If people start to spell things incorrectly, and it's left as 'we know what you mean', does it really matter, or is it an eroding of standards? I am thinking of life in general - certainly not meaning that people should be corrected on here. That does raise another point though - if incorrect spelling in some places is accepted, but then to write a CV or interview letter needs correct grammar and spelling, won't the edges be blurred?

Should children have to spell correctly (will always remember the Monday spelling test!), or does it really matter?