Dumb kids today
#1
Had to go to the vet today to pickup some pills for my poor old dogs arthritis and on the label was:

Giv to tablits twice daly

Thankyoo
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#2
WOW.. had to reread a few times to make sence of it, until I realised it was phonetic spelling (spell it how you say it))
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(22-08-2013, 04:14pm)Batfink Wrote: WOW.. had to reread a few times to make sence of it, until I realised it was phonetic spelling (spell it how you say it))
Sorry Batfink but that would be, sense of it. Like it or not we all do it to some degree. Have a blast, Paul.Very Happy
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#4
Isn't it funny that phonetic is not spelt phonetically!! Idiot2
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#5
(22-08-2013, 06:23pm)CeeJay07 Wrote: Isn't it funny that phonetic is not spelt phonetically!! Idiot2

Isn't that what they call an oxymoron?
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(22-08-2013, 06:23pm)CeeJay07 Wrote: Isn't it funny that phonetic is not spelt phonetically!! Idiot2
Yeah it is a bit like the silent F in cucumber.
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#7
It maybe an oxymoron but the person who wrote the label was a fking moron!
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#8
I think it's more ironic than oxymoronic lol
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(22-08-2013, 06:31pm)cyndemgum
[/quote' Wrote:
Yeah it is a bit like the silent F in cucumber.

Just thought I'd let you know: There's no F'in cucumber Paul!

- we've run out!
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#10
There is so an F in Fuckin Cucumber! (:-))
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#11
It is not surprising with all this American garbage Australia is flooded with (second only to Chinese). So we've started spelling just like them too and soon will have the whole generation fully "americanised" Confused
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#12
Actually Shifu, you can now find studies of text speak in Universities... it is considered a new language. each different written language is adapting to this "shortened" version just dilluting or morphing the previous written language. As technology gets more complex and commincation get greater in volume the quality is dramatically decreasing. Then add to that the auto correct option nearly every system incorperates, we end up with what seems like an illiterate generation but in actuallity it's developed it's own language.
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(23-08-2013, 04:55pm)Batfink Wrote: Actually Shifu, you can now find studies of text speak in Universities... it is considered a new language. each different written language is adapting to this "shortened" version just dilluting or morphing the previous written language. As technology gets more complex and commincation get greater in volume the quality is dramatically decreasing. Then add to that the auto correct option nearly every system incorperates, we end up with what seems like an illiterate generation but in actuallity it's developed it's own language.

Yeah, it is probably because they haven't learn how to write in English by the time they got into an University.
New language so the dumb&dumber can understand their SMS's.
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#14
paging apostrophe-man to this thread :-)
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