This is a bit embarrassing for a guy, but my two highest grades in high school (where I really did not apply myself much) were Shop Class (because I really enjoyed it), and Typing 10 (as it was a bit of a challenge).
I could type 63 wpm on a manual typewriter. My mom had taught me the basics beforehand, and all a couple of us did in class was race each other in speed tests. I sure am glad for this to this day, as I watch most others my age doing the two finger typing method. It is so much faster, and accurate, not having to look at the keyboard as you type. Spelling out the words rapidly on the keyboard is just second nature to me still.
As long as I can read someone's post and understand it, I am good. Would I prefer that everyone proofread, and corrected spelling, especially when the browsers now point out spelling mistakes? Of course. To me it would compare to doing some kind of project on my trailer. Yes, I could do some patchwork fixes that would suffice, but I prefer to the best possible job I am capable of. I know this says something about me and my disposition, but I am okay with that.
The only thing I really don't like in posting is when people write a long descriptive without ever having paragraph breaks. I know this is me, but my brain starts to stall as the words run together, and I find myself having to repeatedly read what was written in order to comprehend what was said. My eyes just seem to go all buggy for some reason. Does this happen to anyone else?