Stop typing ect.

C'mon people, get with the program. The abbreviation for etcetera is etc. and not ect.

Please... stop typing ect.
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Stop with this c'mon please, we all know it's supposed to be come on. laugh
May I axe why this came to your mind chatillion? lol
heart wings
Hope you cashed the humor rolling on the floor laughing




cheers
Dyslexia
Alexia, what is dyxleksia?

"that is my sister" rolling on the floor laughing
ect ect....

Hey chat, did you lose the ability to chat?

bouquet
Grand, it's good to see you're still alive...
Actually, I'm in and out running errands today... Back later ~~
Nice to see you too ol' pal beer

Make the best of the saturday there.
Laters
Grand Pm me please I can not reach you ...............jenny
Yep, I may be guilty of that too Chat.............jenny
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In Latin if I remember correctly the 'c' is hard, like et keteruh. How about German USW instead, und so weiter... or the American blah blah blah, and so on? Interesting how these anachronistic Latin abbreviations survive - ie, eg, nb, qed - any others? Oh yes, et al, cf. et ainsi de suite doesn't quite roll off the tongue, does it, but I suspect the French use etc.
Getting more up my nose are the online uses of there/their/they're your/you're and lose/loose loser/looser
I'm an ect gal
@Herr Konrad Latin has been spoken used and taught for way over 2000 years. Its pronunciation is known. It was the common language of science until - not so long ago. Both Newton and Leibnitz wrote it. I studied it for 3 years, in particular Caesar's 'The Gallic Wars' - Commentarii de Bello Gallico.
The people of CS need to write grammatical if not Chat gets mad.
He is the teacher, the security, the rule enforcer, etc, etc, etc.... wave
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Funny, but I'm unsure why you put that label on me...
Always spelled it correctly ..........ETC.
Most people also pronounce it.......... EXcetera..........and most don't care but my husband does care, and would be after me if I said it.............................
Catholic mass in Latin had just gone out of mode in England in 1957 when my parents were married.

They wanted the mass in Latin so they could both understand what was going on, but were refused. As my mum didn't speak any English, my dad had to nudge her in the ribs with his elbow to let her know when to say, "I do".

I'm not sure how they came to this arrangement because my dad didn't speak German at the time. I imagine he nerdily evoked the powers of a Cassell's dictionary, or two.
Aw, c'mon man! You know, the etc. thing!

Actually it's called 'typing dyslexia'; people put the wrong lettre in het wrong place.
Chat also include the proper use of the words "THERE, DEAR, THEIR."
Deer, I halve two tale you that I have rally big feat and ware a size eleven shoo.
laugh laugh If English is the second language then they get a pass.

I've received messages from men 50+ living in America who speaks only one language that don't know the difference between "THERE, DEAR, THEIR." confused
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