Complement: 1. Completing part: Something that completes or perfects something else. 2. One of two: Either of two things that form a unit.
Compliment: 1. Statement of praise: Something said to express praise or approval.
Please notice the difference. The first is spelled with an e after the l. The second is spelled with an i.
I'm fed up with reading profiles of people looking for someone to compliment them. Wear a nice dress and pumps. I'll tell you that you look nice. Do I win a prize? 
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Angel1964
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Aug 23 @ 1:59AM
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Yeah.. here you go!
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Mmmmmmmmm
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Aug 23 @ 3:37AM
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Another thing I notice even from intelligent people on here is that they spell ADVENTUROUS this way: adventerous.
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eButterfly8
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Aug 23 @ 7:16AM
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The things I notice are everything spelt wrong and bad grammar or no grammar, or run-on sentences, or sentence fragments...etc. hehe
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zippy8264
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Aug 23 @ 7:30AM
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As a teacher, I have noticed that correct spelling does not always indicate intelligence - I had many brilliant students and spelling was very difficult for them. Please be careful about generalizations. I also have four boys - and the third one is highly intelligent, but if he has to spell a tough word to save his life....he's a gonner! Ha - Ha - Just my thoughts and comment - for what it's worth....
~Zip
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samurai27
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Aug 23 @ 7:37AM
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 Yeyyy! We've got a replacement teacher while Godless is playing truant.
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sassypoo
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Aug 23 @ 9:31AM
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If I had a gold star sticker, I'd give it to you!
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missliss78
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Aug 23 @ 4:21PM
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Sorry, Nightowl, but I had to laugh. I haven't noticed this one.
But, uh, are you taking up the homonym lessons now?
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