Chef Jamie Oliver, who has dyslexia, blasts fan who criticized his spelling

From The Telegraph in the UK:

Jamie Oliver (pictured), the television chef, has delivered a stinging put-down on his Twitter account to a fan who criticised his spelling.

A poster calling himself Funditfrog pointed out four mistakes in one of the tweets written by the star on the micro-blogging site.

Oliver, 33, had written: "anouther true story a massive amount of uk farmers use human waist as fertiliser on there land! do any other countrys do this? is this normal"
In response Funditfrog accused him of setting a bad example to his young fans.

He wrote: "Not being funny fella but 4 spelling mistakes? You're influencing a generation of kids, you owe it them to be correct. Agree?"

The chef, who has given his support to the dyslexia charity Xtraordinary People, replied: "Get lost you idiot im dislexic and i cant spell so stick that in your pipe! its better than being smug."

Oliver left school with no qualifications before gaining a place at Westminster Catering College where he nurtured his talent for cooking.

He then worked as a pastry chef at Antonio Carluccio's restaurant in London's Neal Street and went on to secure a place as a sous-chef at another top London restaurant, the River Café, where he was 'discovered' by a BBC documentary team.

Oliver has spoken about the problems his dyslexia has caused him in the past.

Writing on the Xtraordinary People, he said: "It was with great regret that I didn't do better at school. People just thought I was thick, it was a struggle, I never really had anyone to help that understood dyslexia and who could bring out my strengths."