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Will petty arguments destroy the community?
Most likely.
Most likely.
jakshep2 said:Username said:My bad. I'm not even sure how I can turn 'my bad' into txt speak.mali said:It's called "Trainspotting", not "Trainspotters". Great movie BTW
Mybd.
What!? Nobody uses "y"s and "i"s in the right place in txt speak!
Mi bd lyk et wez totli mi folt eye lft da dog on da hotplait
Fail?
Peter R said:Make bane Pandora form giant wild cat?PlopperZ said:We could all learn a thing or two from Quasist :rolleyes:
Are you saying you are gay for Bale?
aaron11193 said:jakshep2 said:Username said:My bad. I'm not even sure how I can turn 'my bad' into txt speak.mali said:It's called "Trainspotting", not "Trainspotters". Great movie BTW
Mybd.
What!? Nobody uses "y"s and "i"s in the right place in txt speak!
Mi bd lyk et wez totli mi folt eye lft da dog on da hotplait
Fail?
fail?
PoisonedV said:aaron11193 said:jakshep2 said:Username said:My bad. I'm not even sure how I can turn 'my bad' into txt speak.mali said:It's called "Trainspotting", not "Trainspotters". Great movie BTW
Mybd.
What!? Nobody uses "y"s and "i"s in the right place in txt speak!
Mi bd lyk et wez totli mi folt eye lft da dog on da hotplait
Fail?
fail?
Mail?
Whatever, the sentances still make sense and I am more careful with my writing in exams and essays and such. I've never had any complaints related to my grammar there.daclassicgamingmaster said:This is different from just not capitalizing sentences or leaving the final period out because you're too lazy. These are major grammatical errors which you are doing unintentionally because you don't know proper English. You're embarrassing yourself.
jakshep2 said:lol, on the poll you spelled grammar wrong.Peter R said:Just wondering as DCGM seems to be very excited and egged on by people having incorrect grammatical understanding. Does anyone care and does it make a difference?
Pff, like you have the right to point out that I have made a typo :rolleyes: .
No you haven't.Peter R said:I have seen people write "Great Expectations" essays in 'txt talk'.
Peter R said:Whatever, the sentances still make sense and I am more careful with my writing in exams and essays and such. I've never had any complaints related to my grammar there.
:rolleyes:
Would you like a bigger spade?
No you haven't.Peter R said:I have seen people write "Great Expectations" essays in 'txt talk'.
Please say you are lying.
Nope, was in a GCSE lesson. Girl handed in an essay on the deadline for submission entirely written in "txt talk".
TaG said:Peter R said:Whatever, the sentances still make sense and I am more careful with my writing in exams and essays and such. I've never had any complaints related to my grammar there.
:rolleyes:
Would you like a bigger spade?
Ummm.... you are quoting a post where I freely admit that my English isn't great :rolleyes: . I apologise that I do not go home each night and read the dictionary for a minimum of 4 hours to allow me to memorise the spelling of every single word in it.
Edit: Plus that was about my grammar. Writing "sentance" instead of "sentence" is not a grammatical mistake.... I don't think. Then again I don't particularly care. I have never really cared much for English and am much more of a mathematics and science person.
My stats teacher was complaining about having to actually take time out of the syllabus to teach people to read the time of a clock.pubzombie said:last week I covered a GCSE maths lesson at a local college and the kids couldn't tell the time - they will become English teachers
Good thing that this thread is entirely not about that then, eh?pubzombie said:if you follow marxist theory to its ultimate conclusion the begining of the end of the world as we know will be brought about by the collapse of finance captalism. if that house of cards collapses then some twat could well push a button. Lets give loads of our money to the banks interest free, without asking them to let us inspect their trading practicese, so they can keep lending it to us and charging us interest. Hmmm yes Gordon Brown you are the saviour of our universe. Cant find such practices in the user guide to capitalism. seems more like a bastardised version of communism where the banks own us but we pay for them and own diddleysquat. I think somehow until we come up with an alternative the problem is not going to go away.
i think there is more to worry about than the written word at the moment.
You can usually tell when a person is a non-native speaker. Quasist, obviously, is an extreme example, but you get my point. There's a difference between making mistakes with a second language and just being either inconsiderate or stupid.Mark1970 said:There are so many non-native speakers on the web that bad grammar can't be avoided. I am one of those non-native speakers who tend to use spelling checkers just about all the time.