contained said sarkiness, bad grammar, spelling errors and a general air of 'couldn't give a stuff'. All of which I found entertaining and appealing grin
Breeze; Thank you so much for those compliments! You call it sarcasm; I call it satire (take a look at vocabulary.com) ; Barry Humphries, the world famous Aussie comedian said "If you have to explain a joke or satire you might as well give up", but I'm sure you understand (as a retired teacher inspector) that my post was "tongue-in-cheek", aimed at pedants, as was yours!? Your grammatical skills are obviously much more betterer than like what mine are! 
Seriously; "breeze"; where did you blow in from? Cool breezes are always welcome here and you've taken me back many years to "the Breeze and I" Caterina Valente (You-Tube). "Twist again like we did last summer" by Chubby Checker is on the same clip. That brings back painful memories! 
Cheers