It doesn't offend me at all, I completely gloss over the whole text when I see "Rudeboy" as the author rather than try to translate it all only then to find it was all invariably bollocks anyway.
In your opinion. Which I don't value. As it's obviously not a particularly well thought out, open minded or considered one.
I suspect that just the mere sight of the name 'RudeBoy' clouds your judgment, to the extent you aren't able to formulate a rational response. Says more about the failings of your own personality, than it does of my words.
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The poor use of English, as exemplified by the Op, reveals a malaise that has crept into our use of language; one which seems to be eroding people's linguistic abilities, and one which can surly only have a detrimental effect on people's ability to communicate. The number of emails I receive, from people I take to have a reasonable grasp of English, that are badly spelled, poorly punctuated and have terrible grammar, shocks me. In a society where we have more devices with which to communicate, than ever before, it seems we may be losing the ability to communicate beyond little more than txt spk.
I always try to make the effort to utilise correct English; spelling, punctuation and grammar. Sadly, as has been revealed here, this is rarely appreciated. Instead, I am chastised for my use of a few 'Rudisms'.
I despair, for the future of our language.
I'm trying to see if I can blame Thatcher for this one. I'll have to get back to youse on that one....
