Never really cared about the correct spelling as long as i can read/comprehend it (in informal chat)

But this has started to bug me (prolly coz so many people have been pointing it out):
your/ur: means it belongs to you
you are/u are/NOT "ur": doesnt get more basic than that

What i really dont get is how the native speakers make a mistake in there?

i (also) really hate how a lot of people use improper grammer these days.

yeeeaaaaaaaa, i use ur for every type of your/you are kinda thing i think, sry bout that. might try to change the habit

omg its true UK folk is really obsessed with their grammar : /, with dutch people its just who swears the most in a sentence

Gimp wrote:

"correct" way for "you are/u are" is ure

Actually i see UK folk make these mistakes more than others, which is why i guess this topic -.-

lol , an ye im from uk(scotland!!!!) an i suck

Belgium the best!

I'm such a grammar nazi! I have to type/text in full sentences, and I always point out spelling and grammar, which is also why i'll point out you spelt grammar wrong in the topic title

i was testing you

sure liger. sure.