I did. They do make things easier. It's still not as simple to use as QuArK, but on the other hand, it doesn't habitually corrupt a brush every 20 minutes or so. So all in all, it's a good trade-off. 

It's pretty much just a version of gtkradiant, except that it's actually still being updated. 

on the other hand, it doesn't habitually corrupt a brush every 20 minutes or so. So all in all, it's a good trade-off.

Thanks for that :) 

It's "Jardrup" dammit. Stop raping a good Danish name. 

Like that Tom Green song... 

sorry 

I hate if English-speaking people misspell foreign words with e and i according to their pronounciation, e.g. Weiner or Einstien. Fucking jerks. You hear that, Ritschert????? 

jumped up european prick, you think I give a fuck if my english isn't good enough for people who havent got anything better to do than take the piss from people who speak the language natively? Atleast my name is pronouncable, Neg-ke? 

We shall settle this with a deadly exchange of platitudes in the High Brow thread!!!!
Or maybe not - we might both lose. 

 

I cant be bothered. But still, what's wrong with Weiner and Einstein? Is that not how you spell those words? 

Wiener is spelled like <---. 

 

Poltregiest kinnduhgarden blitzkrooeek. 

 

fish 

Those are fairly common loan words, so one should expect people to be able to spell them correctly. Oh well. 

I agree. But then, I dislike all kinds of spelling and grammar errors, esp. when they are made out of neglect or ignorance. People should take more time writing and re-reading their posts. 

What I find even worse is (usually) US Americans using abbreviations and acronyms everywhere. Not only is that often obfuscating the actual context but they also don't seem to realise that the world does not revolve around them and that people from other countries (who use the same internet...) might have no clue what they mean.

On that note the auto complete and auto correction on my android phone makes writing even complicated words fun quite fun. Even "ridiculous" which I will never learn to type. Seriously, I use a dictionary every time I write it. Bier let's see what happens is I type really fast and fyi not spellchwvk the result... weeee 

ueh dems poples naught noh how spelt word dems luike ijeeuts 

I habitually mispel words with e and i. I also use colloquialisms and make typos. Sometimes I don't even use the spellcheker.

Sometimes, I can't be arsed setting my spellchecker to UK as opposed to US English.

Y de repente puede hablar puro guea.

If you're wanting clear and impeccable use of language then I'd suggest maybe that the internet isn't the best place to go.

Oh, and get over yourself. 

Achtung, Polizei! Grammatik bitte! 

I'm just saying that I prefer proper spelling and grammar to internet speak. I have nothing against colloquialisms though. 

you can use ones language
but not ones intention. 

I know what you mean - 'w00t lulz aw1sme!' pisses everyone off.