Author Topic: What happened to the English language?  (Read 9854 times)

Hey bitch, my ass on my jeans are down to my knees, and I got my I-pod going rap you see. Ain't I coo', feel dat breeze, texting my bitch not capitalizin' my t's.

I should point out your grammatical errors.

Many people don't want to learn.

Some I've met though just think classes such as biology and chemistry are useless.

EDIT:  Wait, wait. 
>I don't know if I'm intelligent

You would know if you were intelligent, wouldn't you? 

EDIT: Also no... Intelligence is relative, I believe, if you compared me to a genius I probably wouldn't seem intelligent. Compared to a young child maybe I would. It would also depend on what you consider intelligence, a bunch random knowledge, or a complete understanding of one thing?

(Also typing can sometimes lead to a state of pseudo-intelligence, so I apologize if I give off that kind of vibe.)
« Last Edit: May 01, 2009, 10:19:38 PM by Mateo »

Many people don't want to learn.

Some I've met though just think classes such as biology and chemistry are useless.

>Biology and chemistry are useless
Biology encompasses humans.  Chemistry is what humans use to survive, internally and sometimes externally.
This belief effectively says, "Life is useless".  What are we uncovering here?  Conspiracy?  Government brain-washing?

What? I never said they were useless classes. I said students think they are.

Mateo?

Define intelligent, please.

I've always thought it to be a measure of how much you know. I'm not a dictionary though.

You're trolling, right?

Oh dear god, please be trolling.  Is your IQ above 70?  Please say it is and you're trolling.  ; A ;

You're trolling, right?

Well, though I wonder why you want me to be trolling, I feel I must point out the irony of this statement. :3

EDIT: Or rather, the fact that it is ironic...

There's no Irony.  I'm completely serious.  If I had a picture of my face right now, it would be a very, very serious one.  Not one to shake a stick at, or try to troll.

The irony is that you ask what has happened to the English language, and then you use the word "troll"

Also, irony doesn't necessarily mean "not serious." (I find it rather hard to define, but usually when I use ironic I'm referring to someone contradicting themselves.)

My brother is a linguist and he wants to see you
dragged into the street and shot!).

My brother is a linguist and he wants to see you

You forgot the period on the end of your sentence, brother Otis.

The irony is that you ask what has happened to the English language, and then you use the word "troll"

Also, irony doesn't necessarily mean "not serious." (I find it rather hard to define, but usually when I use ironic I'm referring to someone contradicting themselves.)

Troll means "Not serious."  I think you're "Trolling."  Geez, when you try to make things easier to recognize, people gripe about it!

You forgot the period on the end of your sentence, brother Otis.

Troll means "Not serious."  I think you're "Trolling."  Geez, when you try to make things easier to recognize, people gripe about it!
No.

Actually, a troll is someone trying to start an argument.