"I'm sorry but I have autism"

"Google Spelcheck for Christs sakes! I'm chranic dyslexic, I was 15 before I could relaiably spell my name and I avoded writing anything befor the inventon of spelcheck software.

(This is what my writin looks like when if I ignore the red zigzags)."

"Google is kind enough to put little red zigzags beneath everything I fail to write correctly anywhere on the internet. You can find it here;

http://docs.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=57859

So there really isn't much excuse for mis-spelling the bloody machine does it for you. I need to have the auto suggest turned off though since I often can't spell the word, even approximately close enough for spell-check to guess what I'm trying to write and firing arbitrary words at me doesn't help.

This posting was brought to you by the letters 'a' and 'e' and the word 'approximately'
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"Then use spellchecking software before you post. There are plenty of them out there, and many are free.

Saying "I have 'x' disability" is not a free pass if you have tools at your disposal to help compensate. If someone can't walk, they use a wheelchair, they don't get people to bring everything to them, or have themselves carried around.

IE doesn't spellcheck, but some browsers do. At worst, you can type in Word or the Openoffice equivalent, spellcheck, and then copy+paste here.

It means a bit more time and effort that you need to spend on things, but that is how a lot of things will be for you."

"Sorry I posted it after I only looked at the homepage of the link, but after looking around more I see that it isn't a "stock" per se, does the wider part go under your pit or something? I like it"

"Do you hold it outstretched like a pistol or in like a rifle?"

"like a pistol and you can have it in the uk but not the usa?"

"That 1911, I actually sorta like the look of it... Wonder if its available in Canada? Probably not..."