Spell Check is Critical (too bad grammar check isn't available as well)...

Ahem...when one has angst towards others who do not utilize spell check...one must evaluate one's own writing and make sure they have spelled correctly all their blathering (not to infer this has anything to do with Bethany...as it does not). It, in fact, has to do with a "4-foot nothing" cyber friend I have recently began verbose exchanges.

Exhibit A - how does one spell that word which, by definition, means: To cause to feel self-conscious or ill at ease; disconcert?

em·bar·rass (m-brs)
tr.v. em·bar·rassed, em·bar·rass·ing, em·bar·rass·es
Example: Meeting adults embarrassed the shy child.

Also, one might consider reviewing their exposition before publishing it for, say, composition and grammar rules (or simply, comma errors).

For the spelling error, I refer one to her comments regarding "Operation Boy".

Also, is it not true? When you are referring to a person, you would use "who" or "whom" not "which" or "that" or "what". "Which, that, or what" refers to a thing rather than a personal noun or pronoun. Please, PLEASE, correct me (citing book, chapter, page & paragraph) supporting the contrary.

He.he.he...(she mischieveously giggles to herself...) and you thought you were out of school and on Spring Break!!!