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lad wrote:
> Apparently you even do not know to use a spelling checker!

Ca s'appelle un correcteur d'orthographe monsieur et je m'en encague
complètement. Tu m'as compris, oui ou non Alors reponds en conséquence
et arrêter de jouer le malin.

lad a écrit :
> Apparently you even do not know to use a spelling checker!
>

Et vous connaissez même pas le français. Nul !


> Salutations
>
>
> "John of Aix" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> Xharkin wrote:
>>> [Fustigrator]
>>> ...
>>>> La Directive Bolkestein refait surface
>>>>
>>>> En 2004, le projet de Directive Bolkestein de déréglementation des
>>>> sevices
>>> Je suis d'accord avec la dérèglementation des sévices.
>> C'est n'importe quoi! Déj�* ma concierge me grogne si je n'essuie pas mes
>> pieds sur le tapis (mes pieds, pas mes chaussures, elle est maniaque) et
>> tu veux lqu'elle est le droit de me tabasser �* voloté si je ne balaie pas
>> ma partie de l'escalier une fois par semaine comme il est stipulé dans le
>> reglement? Mais non, où va-t-on?
>>
>
>

I know the French language, but my keyboard is English.
It is much easier then to write in that language.

Before sending I press F7 key to check my spelling.

Salutations

"Dlink" <HMontré[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> lad a écrit :
>> Apparently you even do not know to use a spelling checker!
>>
>
> Et vous connaissez même pas le français. Nul !
>
>
>> Salutations
>>
>>
>> "John of Aix" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>> Xharkin wrote:
>>>> [Fustigrator]
>>>> ...
>>>>> La Directive Bolkestein refait surface
>>>>>
>>>>> En 2004, le projet de Directive Bolkestein de déréglementation des
>>>>> sevices
>>>> Je suis d'accord avec la dérèglementation des sévices.
>>> C'est n'importe quoi! Déj�* ma concierge me grogne si je n'essuie pas mes
>>> pieds sur le tapis (mes pieds, pas mes chaussures, elle est maniaque) et
>>> tu veux lqu'elle est le droit de me tabasser �* voloté si je ne balaie
>>> pas ma partie de l'escalier une fois par semaine comme il est stipulé
>>> dans le reglement? Mais non, où va-t-on?
>>>
>>

lad a écrit :
> I know the French language, but my keyboard is English.
> It is much easier then to write in that language.
>
> Before sending I press F7 key to check my spelling.
>
> Salutations
>
> "Dlink" <HMontré[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> lad a écrit :
>>> Apparently you even do not know to use a spelling checker!
>>>
>> Et vous connaissez même pas le français. Nul !
>>
>>
>>> Salutations
>>>
>>>
>>> "John of Aix" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>>> news:[email protected]...
>>>> Xharkin wrote:
>>>>> [Fustigrator]
>>>>> ...
>>>>>> La Directive Bolkestein refait surface
>>>>>>
>>>>>> En 2004, le projet de Directive Bolkestein de déréglementation des
>>>>>> sevices
>>>>> Je suis d'accord avec la dérèglementation des sévices.
>>>> C'est n'importe quoi! Déj�* ma concierge me grogne si je n'essuie pas mes
>>>> pieds sur le tapis (mes pieds, pas mes chaussures, elle est maniaque) et
>>>> tu veux lqu'elle est le droit de me tabasser �* voloté si je ne balaie
>>>> pas ma partie de l'escalier une fois par semaine comme il est stipulé
>>>> dans le reglement? Mais non, où va-t-on?
>>>>
>
vous pouvez ajouter un dictionnaire français dans votre navigateur ,--))

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On Fri, 10 Nov 2006 07:40:10 GMT, "lad" <[email protected]>
wrote:

>I know the French language,

<top post snipped>

But you are shit at posting

Someone who wants to salvage France?!#*
Good luck.

I find that it is wiser to use the spelling checker since it is available.
Spelling mistakes may be confusing.

In fact the Frenchies seem very wise with their bloody accents that are a
nuisances.
Clearly they keep their useless accents because they want to be different
from the Anglo-Saxons. Or this looks "plus malin"?
Or perhaps Arabization since Arabs are in love with accent as you can see
by inspecting an Arabic text.

If you were wiser yourself you would know that accents in English keyboards
are rather messy.
To put them I use the spelling checker.

Fair enough?

Salutations


"John of Aix" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> lad wrote:
>> Apparently you even do not know to use a spelling checker!
>
> Ca s'appelle un correcteur d'orthographe monsieur et je m'en encague
> complètement. Tu m'as compris, oui ou non Alors reponds en conséquence et
> arrêter de jouer le malin.
>

On Sun, 10 Dec 2006 09:14:55 GMT, "lad" <[email protected]>
wrote:

>
>Some

Annoying top poster = boitakon

lad wrote:
> Someone who wants to salvage France?!#*
> Good luck.
>
> I find that it is wiser to use the spelling checker since it is
> available. Spelling mistakes may be confusing.
>
> In fact the Frenchies seem very wise with their bloody accents that
> are a nuisances.
> Clearly they keep their useless accents because they want to be
> different from the Anglo-Saxons. Or this looks "plus malin"?

Stupid fuck. If you care to look you will see that almost all European
languages have accents. It is to the advantage from an international
point of view that English does not have them (except occasionally such
as the word 'blessèd') but their use means that the alphabet is
effectively expanded by their use. 'é' is not 'è'.


> Or perhaps Arabization since Arabs are in love with accent as you
> can see by inspecting an Arabic text.

Remeber that there are no vowels in Semitic languaes so these markers
are important?

> If you were wiser yourself you would know that accents in English
> keyboards are rather messy.

Yes but people who use accents regularly (such as I) usually have
keyboards with the accens on them. The top line of my KB in lower case
is &é"'(-è_ç�*)=, four accents on 12 keys, the others, circumflex, umlaut
etc are on the main keyboard or called via Alt Gr

> To put them I use the spelling checker.

It helps. My sister who is also in France but still very English with an
English KB and English system uses this method, but of course there are
many cases where it could be grave or acute accent and to correct the
Word suggestion with an English KB (supposing you klnow the right
answer) is not easy unless you know the Alt +xxx codes