What grinds my gears...

[james4115]

this guy named evan at my school ... omg... when i look at him he pisses me off, he makes me want to punch obama in the face

oh boy here we go

/hypocrisy

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[battlebrain]

obama sux forgetin ass

[Madmitten]

obama sux forgetin ass

shut up and dont turn this into a politics war thread

[james4115]

obama sux forgetin ass

SOMEONE DOESNT UNDERSTAND THE POINT OF THIS THREAD

/hypocrisy

[Tingalz]

SOMEONE DOESNT UNDERSTAND THE POINT OF THIS THREAD

/hypocrisy

Someone doesn't know what hypocrisy means.

[Xalos]

Improper grammar is a skill everyone should have.

Even when we are raging at the failure to use grammar, we ourselves cannot manage to use grammar.
^{(Well, not grammar per se, but... you know...)}

[james4115]

Someone doesn't know what hypocrisy means.

im pointing out his bad grammar, yet not using proper grammar in the first place.

[The Corporation]

Aw, stuff-lock this before this thread turns into another derailing virus.

[james4115]

lock

nope.

[_Rave_]

I r so cul.  Obama cna kiss meh assz for al I care.

[JamestheLeet]

LevithePie.

I've looked through his posts, It doesn't look like he's acting old-school at all.

[Illidan]

I highly disagree with you on the "text talk" and "improper grammar" parts.

It's called "text talk" for a reason. Because people, in casual conversation, don't feel the need to type out "I don't know" or "by the way", so instead they abbreviate it. The only time using it irritates me is when people decide to vocalize it and say it in person.

But via text, I have no problems with it.

As for improper grammar, I don't care. If you're so fixated on trying to tell people how stupid they are for not forming a sentence as well as you do, you're making more of an ass of yourself than they are for sounding "like a Neanderthal." I mean really, if you want to be so arrogant, try showing it through something not stupid. "My sentence > your sentence" is never a good reason to tell somebody they're an idiot.

[ryu hayabusa]

I highly disagree with you on the "text talk" and "improper grammar" parts.

It's called "text talk" for a reason. Because people, in casual conversation, don't feel the need to type out "I don't know" or "by the way", so instead they abbreviate it. The only time using it irritates me is when people decide to vocalize it and say it in person.

But via text, I have no problems with it.

As for improper grammar, I don't care. If you're so fixated on trying to tell people how stupid they are for not forming a sentence as well as you do, you're making more of an ass of yourself than they are for sounding "like a Neanderthal." I mean really, if you want to be so arrogant, try showing it through something not stupid. "My sentence > your sentence" is never a good reason to tell somebody they're an idiot.

I agree with this.

[Madmitten]

I highly disagree with you on the "text talk" and "improper grammar" parts.

It's called "text talk" for a reason. Because people, in casual conversation, don't feel the need to type out "I don't know" or "by the way", so instead they abbreviate it. The only time using it irritates me is when people decide to vocalize it and say it in person.

But via text, I have no problems with it.

As for improper grammar, I don't care. If you're so fixated on trying to tell people how stupid they are for not forming a sentence as well as you do, you're making more of an ass of yourself than they are for sounding "like a Neanderthal." I mean really, if you want to be so arrogant, try showing it through something not stupid. "My sentence > your sentence" is never a good reason to tell somebody they're an idiot.

text talk on a keyboard is just too damn lazy

[IkeTheGeneric]

I don't see a reason for people not to type properly. I have a few small grammar errors every now and then, and sometimes I have to use spell check since I'm insecure. Bust seriously, if you have to use spell check for your whole post, you need to go back to pre-school.