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Hey, just a friendly note as I realise you aren't English, head over to dictionary.com and look up the words 'lose' and 'loose'. Learn the difference, then edit your Busted and Wasted article which I think you edited and kept using 'loosing' instead of 'losing'. To an English person this sounds retarded :P --[[User:Chris|Chris]] 21:22, 14 August 2006 (BST) | Hey, just a friendly note as I realise you aren't English, head over to dictionary.com and look up the words 'lose' and 'loose'. Learn the difference, then edit your Busted and Wasted article which I think you edited and kept using 'loosing' instead of 'losing'. To an English person this sounds retarded :P --[[User:Chris|Chris]] 21:22, 14 August 2006 (BST) | ||
I know the difference between opposite to tighten and opposite to find :D but it just... hmm... souned me better with double "O" :)Maybe because few days ago I was playing NASCAR season 2003 and I was trying to handle as "loose" (oversteer) as possible car :D Thanks for correcting me. | |||
Yes, you've correctly guessed, I'm from Poland, and IMHO my eng skills are quite good, but still I'm not "native speaker" :) | |||
If you find more spelling or grammar mistakes made by me (or not only by me xD )just correct it - I'll see if someone changed an article :) [[User:Mibars|Mibars]] 13:25, 15 August 2006 (BST) | |||