Even if I get to the top of the ‘Top Commentator’ list in your sidebar, I’m not a ‘top commentator’. I’m a top commenter. I don’t discuss news, sports events, weather and the like on your blog, and I don’t make commentaries. I write comments. I’m a commenter.
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I never even noticed that, Steve. Of course, I started giving up when I began noticing road signs and food labels with mis-spellings.
On a Chevrolet dealer’s major street sign was this:
2003 Camero $8995
Geez, guys. Can you not even look on the car that is right below the sign to know how to spell CamAro? LOL
I don’t focus on it, but it provides a laugh now and then
I don’t know much about the Devanagari alphabet. One thing I have heard about it though, is that each sound has it’s own letter. I wish we could do that with English. It wouldn’t help with using the wrong word, but it would cure spelling problems.
Steve, that’s why I call it Avid Conversationalists! Who knows how to spell that?
Just found your site and I’m loving it. In the feed reader now.
Thanks Dave–and that’s a good name!
Wow, Rick. Just looked at a page on the Devanagari alphabet. Invented to write Sanskrit, in the 11th century, it says. And this:
Whoa! I have enough to learn, thanks
Hi Steve. Thanks for being the one to break the silence on that one. I never did quite get the commentator thing! I figured maybe it was an international thing.
I am blown away at how interesting the information is on this website. I have bookmarked this web page and I really plan on coming back to the site in the upcoming days. Great job keep up the great work!