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In 2003, the Chartered Institute of Marketing named Drayton one of 50 living individuals who have shaped today’s marketing.
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Its not write. All these persons making silly and stupid miss takes.
Make's me want take a to there heds and say to them “look, you're gramar is complitly rong”
What on earth iz yuze doin!
I get it like you're very rude and aggressive and you're in need of anger management.
What you're unlikely to hear is you're a real nice guy thanks for correcting me in such a nice way, I don't often get to meet pedants and what a pleasure it is.
Yours
Andy
This wasn't aimed at you, Andy. I just found it funny! Though if you SIN in this way, take warning!!!! The grammardroids will get you.
You're quite right, it's not that fucking hard until you hear of the levels of utter stupidity that we have now arrived at under this appalling government.
The head of a recruitment agency in Thetford, Norfolk, was told that they could not advertise a vacancy for a ‘reliable’ worker because this would discriminate unfairly against unreliable workers and would so be deemed as offensive.
Clearly one can no longer advertise for ‘honest’, ‘diligent’, ‘competent’ or ‘sensible’ staff as this would give offence to the criminals, the bone idle, the incompetent and the plain stupid. Obviously neither can one specify gender, age, ability to read, write or even speak English.
I now understand why I do not understand any job vacancies advertised in the Guardian for the unemployable. God help us.
Andy,
Not having a go at you, but correcting certain types of errors is not being pedantic. These are silly errors by people who really should learn the difference between two types of spelling.
It's just another example of how low the level of education has dropped in the UK.
uhhh, duhhh, To, Two, Too? and lately Once replaced with ones. OMG what’s next?