EPTAnyone else find typing "abbreviations" annyoing
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BroOd
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Mr.Royle
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On A SidE nOtE i dONT likE PPl WhO tALk LikE thIS !!!! | ||
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DevAzTaYtA
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you need to get out more -.- | ||
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Tricky
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On January 15 2004 05:06 BroOd wrote: I was looking through some topics, and it's ridiculous how sloppy internet typing, or spelling rather, has become. I don't know why "u r" or "ur" has become an acceptable substitute for "you are". It's one thing to make a spelling mistake, or a typo here and there; No one's perfect. But lazy "abbreviations" like "sum", "wut", "nuttin", "2", "ppl", are completely worthless. It's only a few extra seconds, and it adds, if nothing else, atleast a small shred of credibility to usually infantile posts usually negated by the moronic spellings. Is anyone else as annoyed by this as I am? No U R ANNOYING !!! its allright as long as u understand them.  | ||
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BroOd
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On January 15 2004 05:14 DevAzTaYtA wrote: lolz BroOd you need to get out more -.- That's fantastic logic there, wonderboy. | ||
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Tricky
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On January 15 2004 05:11 Mr.Royle wrote: i guess the essential is the comunication so u may find it ridiculous but since its understandable i guess its fine . On A SidE nOtE i dONT likE PPl WhO tALk LikE thIS !!!! AhAhhHAH , mE To0 :D | ||
FakeSteve[TPR]
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They're, Their, There: A Lesson In Grade 2 English ------- "They're" is a contraction, combining two words, "They" and "Are". Proper: They're going to the store. IMPROPER: They're car is a rusty pile of shit. "Their" is possessive. It refers to a group of people owning something. Proper: Their car is a rusty pile of shit. IMPROPER: Their going to the store. "There" refers to location. Proper: The rusty pile of shit is over there. IMPROPER: There going to the store. ------- You're and Your: A Lesson In Not Being Fucking Retarded. ------- "You're" is another contraction, combining the words "You" and "are". It's accusative. Proper: You're an idiot. IMPROPER: Your an idiot. "Your" is possessive, it refers to ownership by an individual. Proper: Your car is a rusty pile of shit. IMPROPER: Your an idiot. -------- And it's spelled "DEFINITELY", not "DEFINATELY"  Hope this helps everyone who doesn't understand elementary-level english! | ||
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LTT
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Speaking of lessons! This one is my favorite It's is not, it isn't ain't, and it's it's, not its, if you mean it is. If you don't, it's its. Then too, it's hers. It isn't her's. It isn't our's either. It's ours, and likewise yours and theirs. -- Oxford University Press, Edpress News Also one of my favs: http://www.penny-arcade.com/view.php3?date=2002-10-11&res=l | ||
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SW)RIF
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DV8
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On January 15 2004 05:23 FakeSteve)307 wrote: FakeSteve's Spelling And Grammar Lesson They're, Their, There: A Lesson In Grade 2 English ------- "They're" is a contraction, combining two words, "They" and "Are". Proper: They're going to the store. IMPROPER: They're car is a rusty pile of shit. "Their" is possessive. It refers to a group of people owning something. Proper: Their car is a rusty pile of shit. IMPROPER: Their going to the store. "There" refers to location. Proper: The rusty pile of shit is over there. IMPROPER: There going to the store. ------- You're and Your: A Lesson In Not Being Fucking Retarded. ------- "You're" is another contraction, combining the words "You" and "are". It's accusative. Proper: You're an idiot. IMPROPER: Your an idiot. "Your" is possessive, it refers to ownership by an individual. Proper: Your car is a rusty pile of shit. IMPROPER: Your an idiot. -------- And it's spelled "DEFINITELY", not "DEFINATELY" Hope this helps everyone who doesn't understand elementary-level english! You're lesson should be you're quote. It will look good their. Anyhow seriously, those common mistakes are so annoying to read its like looking at someone with alot of hair infront of their forehead and you just feel so uncomfortable looking at it that you just want to move it. | ||
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BroOd
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On January 15 2004 05:58 SW)RIF wrote: Do you flip out when people say can't? Because thats an abbreviation on the same level. Nothing is wrong with saying can not. I don't have a problem with internet abbreviating. It is when people try to make ebonics a full language that i get annoyed. "Can't" is a contraction. "U R" is not a contraction. | ||
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