Favorite connitent?

[SectorZ]

Then use them.

My chromebook does not have one.

No red line under misspelled words?

It has that, but no way to correct it.

Every time I see on the local news how Massachusetts has the best or near-best performing schools in the country, it makes me wonder what the hell is wrong with all the other states...

[ET21]

Then use them.

My chromebook does not have one.

No red line under misspelled words?

It has that, but no way to correct it.

Yes there is, it's called the keyboard.

And an awesome invention called AutoCorrect! 

[Jim]

Then use them.

My chromebook does not have one.

No red line under misspelled words?

It has that, but no way to correct it.

Yes there is, it's called the keyboard.

And an awesome invention called AutoCorrect! 

And if all else fails, you can do like we did in the olden days and look it up.  It's even easier now.  Type the word into Google or dictionary.com and it will probably tell you the correct spelling.

When I type "connitent" into Google, the first line on the results page:

Did you mean: continent

[Roadgeekteen]

Then use them.

My chromebook does not have one.

No red line under misspelled words?

It has that, but no way to correct it.

Yes there is, it's called the keyboard.

And an awesome invention called AutoCorrect! 

And if all else fails, you can do like we did in the olden days and look it up.  It's even easier now.  Type the word into Google or dictionary.com and it will probably tell you the correct spelling.

When I type "connitent" into Google, the first line on the results page:

Did you mean: continent

I am kinda lazy.

[ET21]

Then use them.

My chromebook does not have one.

No red line under misspelled words?

It has that, but no way to correct it.

Yes there is, it's called the keyboard.

And an awesome invention called AutoCorrect! 

And if all else fails, you can do like we did in the olden days and look it up.  It's even easier now.  Type the word into Google or dictionary.com and it will probably tell you the correct spelling.

When I type "connitent" into Google, the first line on the results page:

Did you mean: continent

I am kinda lazy.

Too lazy to Google? 

[Roadgeekteen]

Then use them.

My chromebook does not have one.

No red line under misspelled words?

It has that, but no way to correct it.

Yes there is, it's called the keyboard.

And an awesome invention called AutoCorrect! 

And if all else fails, you can do like we did in the olden days and look it up.  It's even easier now.  Type the word into Google or dictionary.com and it will probably tell you the correct spelling.

When I type "connitent" into Google, the first line on the results page:

Did you mean: continent

I am kinda lazy.

Too lazy to Google? 

I just don't care about my spelling.

[Rothman]

Then use them.

My chromebook does not have one.

No red line under misspelled words?

It has that, but no way to correct it.

Yes there is, it's called the keyboard.

And an awesome invention called AutoCorrect! 

And if all else fails, you can do like we did in the olden days and look it up.  It's even easier now.  Type the word into Google or dictionary.com and it will probably tell you the correct spelling.

When I type "connitent" into Google, the first line on the results page:

Did you mean: continent

I am kinda lazy.

Too lazy to Google? 

I just don't care about my spelling.

Just keep in mind that people who read what you write do.  Not caring about spelling or bothering to learn how to fit into Internet communities leads to ostracization.

[freebrickproductions]

Then use them.

My chromebook does not have one.

No red line under misspelled words?

It has that, but no way to correct it.

Yes there is, it's called the keyboard.

And an awesome invention called AutoCorrect! 

And if all else fails, you can do like we did in the olden days and look it up.  It's even easier now.  Type the word into Google or dictionary.com and it will probably tell you the correct spelling.

When I type "connitent" into Google, the first line on the results page:

Did you mean: continent

I am kinda lazy.

Too lazy to Google? 

I just don't care about my spelling.

Just keep in mind that people who read what you write do.  Not caring about spelling or bothering to learn how to fit into Internet communities leads to ostracization.

Not to mention it can lead to issues later in life. If you want to get a job for example, how you spell, write, and use grammar can be potential turn-offs and turn-ons for employers looking to hire people.

[21stCenturyRoad]

Then use them.

My chromebook does not have one.

No red line under misspelled words?

It has that, but no way to correct it.

Yes there is, it's called the keyboard.

And an awesome invention called AutoCorrect! 

And if all else fails, you can do like we did in the olden days and look it up.  It's even easier now.  Type the word into Google or dictionary.com and it will probably tell you the correct spelling.

When I type "connitent" into Google, the first line on the results page:

Did you mean: continent

I am kinda lazy.

Too lazy to Google? 

I just don't care about my spelling.

If you continue with that type of attitude,  your performance in High School will go down in flames.

[kkt]

Not caring about spelling is a good way to make others not care about reading your writing.

For instance, among my jobs is hiring college student assistants.  Most of them say they're good at detail work.  If they say they're good at detail work, having misspellings or typos on their application is a quick route to the "regrets" pile.

[kkt]

Favorite continent:  Gondwanaland

[Brandon]

Favorite continent:  Gondwanaland

I'm more of a Laurentia fan myself.

[jwolfer]

Favorite continent:  Gondwanaland

I'm more of a Laurentia fan myself.

Pangaea is pretty cool too

Z981

[jp the roadgeek]

Favorite continent:  Gondwanaland

I'm more of a Laurentia fan myself.

Pangaea is pretty cool too

Z981

I'm old school.  Avalonia forever!!

[Brandon]

Favorite continent:  Gondwanaland

I'm more of a Laurentia fan myself.

Pangaea is pretty cool too

I'm old school.  Avalonia forever!!

Kind of a split personality now though.

[cjk374]

Not to mention it can lead to issues later in life. If you want to get a job for example, how you spell, write, and use grammar can be potential turn-offs and turn-ons for employers looking to hire people.

You know freebrick, I really have to wonder about this. By the time I am in a nursing home and today's teens are running the business world, will those employers really care about good spelling & grammar? They may say, "I didn't care about my writing, why should I judge anyone else's?

Then the world will really hit that proverbial greased chute. Alanland will by then have successfully conquered the United States. Next stop, the world.

[kkt]

People have been wondering that for a long time, as the baby boomers came up listing to nonsense lyrics on the radio and reading beat poets.  Yet when it came time to hire professional people, suddenly spelling and grammar became important again.

[jp the roadgeek]

Favorite continent:  Gondwanaland

I'm more of a Laurentia fan myself.

Pangaea is pretty cool too

I'm old school.  Avalonia forever!!

Kind of a split personality now though.

Used to have a beach house on the shores of the Iapetus.