ROFL
ROFLMAO
BRB
G2G
And so many more....
It's hard to recognize the English language anymore. Not only has "Geek Speak" taken over, but because of it, hardly anyone can spell a darned thing.
The English language is on a respirator people! What hasn't been killed by "Geek Speak", is being maimed by the people who no longer no how to form a sentence without cursing. Here are just a few words that used to be perfectly clean but no longer are:
Bitch: Female Dog
Cock: A Male Rooster
Dork: A whale's penis
The worst part is, our children do not feel any pride in their education! They do not care to learn how to spell, they know nothing of grammar, and they don't feel that they can defend themselves verbally without entering into a cursing contest.
Here's an example of what I mean, the following is a word for word copy of a literary conversation held between two people that truly happened.
Jon H This lady is a horder!
Jon H the lady we bought a sowing mechin from
The A hoarder, sewing, machine.
Jon H what ever u probly had to use a dictionary
The A no Jonny, there are some of us who can spell. I am one of them. I can spell things that aren't in the dictionary (not the English one anyways) too. I speak a little Latin, and a little Spanish. I am just a good speller, and if you worked on it you could be too. :)
Jon H liar u dont know how to spell horder i got it from microsoft word so im right not harder with a o and like am the same age as u ur like 30 so just beacuse u look up words in the dictionary dosent make u a genious and beacuse i didnt spell it right u dont have to rub it in my face!!!
The A Hoarder.... Microsoft can't spell everything....
Jon H whatever... i dont argue with people that are 3 times my age
The A Quit being lazy and get a dictionary... nevermind since you are being a snot and assuming you know more then I here is the dictionary spelling AND definition.
hoard /hɔrd, hoʊrd/ Show Spelled
[hawrd, hohrd]
–noun
...1. a supply or accumulation that is hidden or carefully guarded for preservation, future use, etc.: a vast hoard of silver.
–verb (used with object)
2. to accumulate for preservation, future use, etc., in a hidden or carefully guarded place: to hoard food during a shortage.
–verb (used without object)
3. to accumulate money, food, or the like, in a hidden or carefully guarded place for preservation, future use, etc.
Hoarder: noun
un·hoard·ed, adjective
—Can be confused: hoard, horde.
While I will admit the above conversation is a bit petty, it does prove my point well. He is 11 years old. I am late 20's. He cares nothing that he butchers the English language, and there is nothing that frustrates me more then bad spelling and then to defend yourself using insults that really, just don't apply.
Please people let's get the English Language off the respirator and show the importance of good grammar.
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