The writer's stammering humourously?

dlowan wrote:

Good grief Oristar. Listen to people. It's a typo. Get over it.

oristarA wrote:

Of course I know all along, Dlowan.

Good morning, guys. (Here's morning in China)

WHERE in China r u ?

I am acquainted with a lad (a young law student, who shares my first name)
who has been very severely afflicted with stammering. Presumably, by now,
he has thriving law practice.
We belong to the same world-wide club.
I have not seen him for several years.
I consider it to be very unlikely that when he writes,
he accidentally repeats his written words more than normal, non-stammerers do.

David

dlowan wrote:

Good grief Oristar. Listen to people. It's a typo. Get over it.

oristarA wrote:

Of course I know all along, Dlowan.

Good morning, guys. (Here's morning in China)

WHERE in China r u ?

I am acquainted with a lad (a young law student, who shares my first name)
who has been very severely afflicted with stammering. Presumably, by now,
he has thriving law practice.
We belong to the same world-wide club.
I have not seen him for several years.
I consider it to be very unlikely that when he writes,
he accidentally repeats his written words more than normal, non-stammerers do.

David

East China.

The thread does not intend to tease any one stammering in reality.
It is just a sarcasm to tease those absent-minded reporters.