Re: About Elitists
Add terms like "Made of win/fail" to that list of annoying terminology.
I can't really understand why people use the internet as an excuse to stop communicating in proper English. Its not like you're straining a muscle to use a few vowels, man. There's no magical line that says you're OK to sound stupid once you step out of your English class.
I once worked at a yearbook company and I saw this dedication to a retiring English teacher on one proof that almost made me cry. No punctuation, numerous mispelled words all over. Had this teacher seen this travesty of English, she wouldn't have thought, "Well, its the thought that counts," she would have felt like a failure. It was that bad and this was a high school yearbook.
My employer generally frowned on rewriting the proofs submitted by students; we were only supposed to touch headlines and picture frames. But I couldn't let it pass, I kept the context, pulled up spell check and altered it anyway.
I get the feeling the kids that originally wrote it are loling somewhere right now in Counterstrike or Warcraft III.
Add terms like "Made of win/fail" to that list of annoying terminology.
I can't really understand why people use the internet as an excuse to stop communicating in proper English. Its not like you're straining a muscle to use a few vowels, man. There's no magical line that says you're OK to sound stupid once you step out of your English class.
I once worked at a yearbook company and I saw this dedication to a retiring English teacher on one proof that almost made me cry. No punctuation, numerous mispelled words all over. Had this teacher seen this travesty of English, she wouldn't have thought, "Well, its the thought that counts," she would have felt like a failure. It was that bad and this was a high school yearbook.
My employer generally frowned on rewriting the proofs submitted by students; we were only supposed to touch headlines and picture frames. But I couldn't let it pass, I kept the context, pulled up spell check and altered it anyway.
I get the feeling the kids that originally wrote it are loling somewhere right now in Counterstrike or Warcraft III.
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