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5th May 2016, 16:23 | #32 |
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To all who giv into this fred fanks,good init.
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This club is blessed with a number of members that are of, let's say, an elderly persuasion , some of them won't understand "txt tlk", which would make it impossible (or at least very hard) for them to form a response to what might just be a question that they could otherwise help with. I notice that Google Translate doesn't have an option to translate, what to some, will be gibberish. Not trying to be harsh or precious either. |
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It seems to be only the lower classes who routinely abuse the language, dropping 'H''s and so forth - too much time glued to the colour television set perhaps?
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I reckon it's spoken language -v- written...
Should have = Should've. When spoken, 'should've' can sound very like 'should of'. No harm in that! But when written.... 'Should of' is just plain wrong! It's a bit like the (apparent?) interchangeability of you're (= 'you are') with your, or their, there & they're (= they are)! Spoke it's fine, you get the meaning from context. Written? Well, words do have meaning..! Stream of consciousness stuff on a forum doesn't matter too much (see what I did there? Doesn't = does not ), but txt speak is just annoying & lazy... Anyway...
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I do hope that was meant in jest ??
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I feel my socialist juices flowing...........
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I love the fact that the OP hasn't bothered to punctuate the title correctly!
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