Spell/Grammar Check Program

[ElectricBlue]

And don't attack my Mum, Pops, or Jo in fact, leave my family members out of the discussion if you can't say nice things about them. Don't see me attacking your family about anything, do you?

I apologise. What was meant in fun got misconstrued, so my bad for bringing our mums into it.

It's not the first time someone has read in black and white what was meant to have colour, and won't be the last. It didn't help that I got the emoticon wrong, so I've double checked this one .

 

[MillieDynamite]

I apologise. What was meant in fun got misconstrued, so my bad for bringing our mums into it.

It's not the first time someone has read in black and white what was meant to have colour, and won't be the last. It didn't help that I got the emoticon wrong, so I've double checked this one .

Had I realized it was joking, I wouldn't have responded the way I did. My bad, I sometimes have to explain jokes as well. My Mum, once came to me and asked me about certain sex thing she wanted to try on Pops. I was grown at that time, it still freaked me out that she asked.

No I wont tell you what it was, but the answer was, "He'd love for you to let him do that, I think." I never found if she got up the nerve to ask him about it though.

 

[gordo12]

So if you're using Grammarly professional go to the settings and then choose suggestions. Here are a few you might want to review:

Possibly outdated language (LGBTQIA+-related)

Unnecessary ellipses

Possibly biased language (gender-related)

Gendered generic pronouns

Possibly biased language

Possibly biased language (LGBTQIA+-related)

Oxford commas

All appear to be switched ON by default.

 

[gordo12]

So the mystery of the day. I got an email thanking me for the subscription to Microsoft 365 and a get started button for all the features. Below that, this:

Need Help? الاتصال بالدعم.

I'm having some trouble understanding why Microsoft would send a Canadian (official languages English and French) an email with "contact support" in Arabic?

I'd have trouble understanding them doing it to an American, Asian or a European.