Please stop...

They're spelled "Camalots", not "Camelots".

Thank you.

In direct, not indirect.
Your shoes have soles, not souls, and your heels go in them, not your heals.
Biner, not beaner.
Rappel, not repel.
You cite a paper and visit a web site.
You use jams to climb a crack; the jamb holds your door in place.
And ffs, they're holds, not grips!

Marc801 wrote:In direct, not indirect. Your shoes have soles, not souls, and your heels go in them, not your heals. Biner, not beaner. Rappel, not repel. You cite a paper and visit a web site. You use jams to climb a crack; the jamb holds your door in place. And ffs, they're holds, not grips!

You definately have a point.

Jplotz wrote:They're spelled "Camalots", not "Camelots". Thank you.

We demand a shrubbery!!

Jplotz wrote:They're spelled "Camalots", not "Camelots". Thank you.

Your complaining about that? I here what you are saying but why get so but hurt? Why do you think we can effect the misuse of all of these dam homophones hear on this forum? Buy now you should know, people are going to post in there own terms, weather or you can personally bare it.
While it's true that good grammar and spelling are a great complement to a well considered opinion, people are aloud to make of themselves as much a fool on the net as they care too, at least in principal.
The only thing that I really find annoying beyond what can be excepted is SHOUTING by spelling everything in all CAPITALS. Makes me want to go brake there keyboards, won after another.

"brake" hand not "break" hand. Unless that is what you mean.

Marc801 wrote:Rappel, not repel.

It is pronounced rappel, but it is spelled abseil.

And for the most commonly misspelled word, the contraction of "you are" is "you're," not your.

https://youtu.be/C_Kh7nLplWo

For all intents and purposes. "For all intensive purposes" is like bleach in the eyes.

SW Marlatt wrote: It is pronounced rappel, but it is spelled abseil.

I think you mean that it's spelt abseil.

Well as long as we're nitpicking, this one bugs me - the past-tense of "lead" is "led".

I led that pitch yesterday. I will lead another one tomorrow.

Em Cos wrote:Well as long as we're nitpicking, this one bugs me - the past-tense of "lead" is "led". I led that pitch yesterday. I will lead another one tomorrow.

I live near a superfund site. Lots of lead here.

Cracks undulate not ungulate.

I hope you all get struck by "lightening" so you are not so heavy and can climb better.

Eric Engberg wrote:"brake" hand not "break" hand. Unless that is what you mean.

"Break hand" is for Grigris.

Tony B wrote: why get so but hurt?

• Butt hurt

David A wrote: *Butt hurt

He new that.

Better go back and proof reed the rest of that...

What gives me a hard time is reading things like:
My trad rack consists if a double set if cams any a set of nuts.

Once again, obvious satire over my head on the first pass...

David A wrote: *Butt hurt

Actually, 'butthurt' or 'butt-hurt' but that's OK.
Hope you we're not two bothered buy the mistake.

okay, not Oklahoma abbreviated