Thanks for the reference 2T!
El Weezie, asking somebody to abide by a convention is not akin to "running" the board. Besides asking for some effort from vinne35, he answered the question quite nicely. And it doesn't matter whether we're talking about physics or music or any other subject. Quality discourse raises the bar in any conversation.
Vinne35, nice try, but I don't buy it. First of all, your spelling is basically sound. And linguists have demonstrated that readers will correct for a large amount of spelling errors. It is a natural process that occurs in our visual/language processing. But run on syntax is much more difficult to compensate for. This is because we process the written word in much the same fashion as we process the spoken word. So if this is the way you speak in normal conversation, then I must give you some slack. But this is where my doubt creeps in, as one could not speak one of your sentences in one breath without a concerted effort. A person's writing reflects a great deal about them, and should accurately reflect their persona. When I work with my kids on writing, and they stare at me and tell me that they can't think of anything, I challenge them with the notion that they can certainly talk a ton! And that their writing should just be a crafted extension of that speech!
So yes, by all means, post on!
But here's how I envision it if you were speaking to me instead of posting.........
"Let me see if I can get this right, OK?
I really don't have too much time on my hands with work and all. Plus I dropped out of school and can't spell all that good.
I'm getting old and slow, and just got my feelings hurt. It felt like I was in grade school with the response about the Vsynth XT. But I get over things quick.
Anyways, I'm in the room just for music. I have a good job. I work my heart out to make music and buy gear. I might not be able to type and spell that good, but I can understand the language of music and that's good enough for me."
I'm willing to bet that if you can get around a Fantom, then you can take a breath and make sentences out of your thoughts. The building blocks are all right there.
I'm aware of the IM mindset. I just think that's where it belongs - in the world of IM. But of course that's just my opinion. Half of what I posted was for the humorous benefit of my friend mucsusn.