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A "typo" would be spelling Trayvon something like, oh, "Traybon" - or something similar.
Changing a dead kid's name to "Traymore" is not a simple typo......and I believe most posters to this thread are smart enough to see through your dishonesty and racism.
So what? I made an honest mistake and there's no way you can "prove" otherwise. Get a grip. Racist because I typed the kid's name wrong? You people are seriously sick.
We had been hearing and reading about TRAYVON for a year and a half, and as we got closer to the trial, we heard and read about him daily.
There were countless threads here on CD and even more posts - literally thousands of posts.
And you "accidentally" got his name wrong? "Honest" mistake?
Who do you think you're kidding?
Talk about "sick."
I did indeed make a mistake typing. I don't know how I made such an "horrible", "unforgiveable" mistake but I did. I didn't even know it until you or someone pointed it out. Big bad deal. It may have come from calling him TM so much. IDK. I don't give a flying fig about "kidding" anyone, I am just saying it was a mistake I didn't even realize that I had done. If this is all you have to moan and groan about you need to get a hobby to occupy your time.
Don't forget her racist post, which was "white people are civilized" or whatever she said exactly way back on page 1.
Oh, I haven't forgotten. And I've seen plenty of other similar posts from her as well.
Any one else and I might have believed that getting Trayvon's name wrong was an "honest mistake," but based on her posting history on this topic, I don't believe for one minute that it wasn't intentional.
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