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[punkster]

Ok first off im dyslexic so i hav trouble spelling so wat if i dont put a h in wat i asked for help......if u dont no wat jets i need dont post no need to take the piss....all i wont to no is if any 1 had a rs changed from the standard carb to a 34mm if so wat jets did u use?
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[MaybeGuy]

no-ones going to feel sorry for you just because your dyslexic (you can spell that ok)

shut the fuck up and stop chasing the sympathy vote.
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[Wafer_Thin_Ham]

To be fair you spell everything else correctly and neglecting to put the "h" in what just comes across as chav/ annoying. You can't really blame them.

And if you're running standard exhaust + airbox why would you need to upjet??
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[hmmmnz]

yep im afraid the big bad world isnt going to give you any sympathy mate.
but what i would do reguarding your bike is, get the jets out of your old carb, (or ones the same as)
and put them in your new carb. and try from there. you'll soon know if you are running rich or lean
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[feef]

tbh, having dealt with some dyslexics in the past, your post comes across as someone who's too lazy to even try and spell, dyslexic or not. There's not many of the tell-tale signs, such as swapping of letters, or phonetic substitution, just poor spelling.

Maybe I'm harsh, but I'm seeing more and more people out there who can't be arsed learning to spell, and blame it on dyslexia.

if you ARE dyslexic, and are aware of it, then don't just look for the sympathy vote, but why not make the effort, maybe even use a spell checker. It's not as if you're under a time pressure to get the post written in a set time.

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[stinkwheel]

It's special shift-key dyslexia, very rare.
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[Chriss]

Hi, I'm dyslexic, quite severely too, hence why sometimes when I use the spell check the wrong word creeps in, however you have pointed out your own bad spelling.

I just find you offensive.
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[Ste]

You can't be bothered to spend the time making your post legible, so people can't be bothered to spend the time writing out answers to your questions. Not exactly surprising.

[Jamie S]

Fire fox spell checker FTW , I used to spell really bad before I got it , now I am not so bad , although I think your just being lazy , if you make an effort to spell correctly then people will make and effort to help you, make no effort to spell correctly and you won't get any help.

Simple.


Firefox underlines all miss spelt words in Red by the way, its a free web browser.

[gadfium]

I am sorry if you were offended by my post. I am also sorry to hear of your difficulties. I do know a number of dyslexics (including my General Manager in my work, and he is running an organisation with over 800 staff), and most cope with their condition with varying levels of success.

On the Internet, as in the rest of life, you only get one chance to make a first impression. Your first post came across badly, as evidenced by the responses. Your condition may have contributed to this first impression, but the lack of punctuation (use a dictionary), lack of capitals etc. makes you appear like a "chav" who can only converse in "text speak".

There are a lot of helpful people on this forum (as well as some not-so-helpful ones), many of whom spend a lot of their time helping people for no reward whatsoever. Generally, the more accurate and polite the question, the more help you will get. Please do not forget that you are asking for help. Nobody has any obligation to provide you with that help.

Your initial post looked like you could not be arsed to help yourself. If you cannot be bothered to try to be clear (or at least explain that you have a spelling problem), then you cannot really expect people to help you out. I hope that you take this post in the manner that it was written, as I am sure that you have a contribution to make.


By the way, one of the advantages of living in a society such as ours, is that there is lots of free help available. If you are an adult, then get yourself to your local adult learning centre. There are lots of courses available on adult literacy which will help you to cope with dyslexia (asuming you are dyslexic and not just a lazy cnut).

HTH
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[iloveriding]

It sounds like there are some people on here with dyslexia, May-be you could help me. My son Age 13, has awful hand righting and he frequently mixes up letters on very easy words. Its a bit like when your typing some thing your fingers are going to fast for your brain. (if you know what I mean. Another thing is, If we send him up the shop for more than 3 or 4 items you can guarantee that he will fore get something, get some thing wrong of Phone us to remind him, (we now send him with a list. He reads very well and gets on well in school with hands on lessons.
He has been tested by the school for dyslexia and they have said he is fine just needs to sit closer to the front.
What do you think??
Tony
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[Jamie S]

Now that ^ sounds like dyslexia. He may also have dissuzecutive syndrome or how ever the fucker is spelt.


has awful hand righting. tick.

he frequently mixes up letters on very easy words. tick

If we send him up the shop for more than 3 or 4 items you can guarantee that he will fore get something tick.


(we now send him with a list). Good Idea, I do that all the time.

He reads very well and gets on well in school with hands on lessons. very much so a tick, often the way with people with dyslexia, Dyspraxia ect is that they will be good at hand's on things.


He has been tested by the school for dyslexia. Were did they get him tested ?

They have said he is fine just needs to sit closer to the front. typical schools way of thinking , they don't know what they are on about half the time.



Hope that helps.

I have got Dyspraxia, ADHD, asperger and dissuzecutive syndrome and they were only found out when I was 12btw.

[Chriss]

Hi, sounds like classic dyslexia to me. Get him checked out by a professional, costs about £200-£300, but they'll tell you if he has or not, but more importantly, give you coping strategies.
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[stinkwheel]

[.Chris.]

I have Dyspraxia, the way I cope is to read through what I've typed a few times using the 'preview' function to make sure it sounds OK and there are no glaring errors.

Just don't ask me to read a map!
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[Pete.]

I know someone who cannot read a paragraph unless the page is covered by a sheet of red-tint cellophane, then he can read it perfectly. Single words are fine but words in a paragraph don't appear readable. Caused him a lot of trouble at school, and when they found out he had already been labelled as disruptive.
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[tonshar]

Thanks for all your helpful information, as my husband (iloveriding) said our 13yr old son was tested in school by a special needs teacher but I feel they haven't tested him properly by what my son told me.

I know his hearing is fine as he did have grommets when he was younger and now has very good hearing. He has regular sight tests but not had any extra sight tests ! So thats a good idea to get checked.

Thanks again everyone
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[Jamie S]

nah, it was diagnosed in march.

[thegubner]

I used to be dysloxic............but I'm K.O now.












Joke! not meant to offend.

[stinkwheel]

Well when I was at school I spent my whole time in trouble, I never paid attention in class. I was disruptive, rude, hyperactive and showed no respect for the teachers or the rules.

It turns out that I was actually just an obnoxious little shit.
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[TheShaggyDA]

[lllN30lll]

is dissuzecutive syndrome a made up ailment?

google throws up nothing.

thought it might have said dissuzecutive syndrome = Post whore
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[TheShaggyDA]

Dissociative syndrome, maybe?
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