The whole thing goes, i before e except after c, or when sounding like a, as in neighbor and weigh.
never heard the add on, so helpful! been relying on memory for the outliers all these years 
That’s a new one for me @Maeve , but how does their fit in?
Glad I learnt to spell in the olden days, I’m mostly good 
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Tends to be my first thought too.
The variation on that, “TY” bugs me whenever I see it. First thought is “Who’s Ty? What does he have to do with this coversation?” Second thought is “Seriously, you can’t even type out thank you?” (Like, srsly 
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I was going to add the “sounded as A” part too. “Their” kinda sounds like neighbour & weigh.
I have never heard about ending sentences with periods being aggressive! I was like, “since when??” I wonder what semicolons signify then; I am a lover of them! 
Punctuation is important!
These are pretty funny!
