Author Topic: What happened to the English language?  (Read 9845 times)


It wasn't that funny.




You see, regardless if you are making a good point or not, people wouldn't would bother listening to you because it's equivalent to asking advice from an ant.

haha thats great.
and where am i using bad grammar? all im not doing it capitalizing and punctuating.

haha thats great.
and where am i using bad grammar? all im not doing it capitalizing and punctuating.
Pointing out my flaw proves my point. I'm not saying that YOU are using bad grammar. I'm just saying that it's bad to use in arguments.

Also, not being able to capitalize and using punctuation IS bad grammar, just to correct for you.

Pointing out my flaw proves my point. I'm not saying that YOU are using bad grammar. I'm just saying that it's bad to use in arguments.

Also, not being able to capitalize and using punctuation IS bad grammar, just to correct for you.

to some of us its not, and if youre going to shoot someone down for using bad grammar, you should really be as OCD towards yourself as you are to them.
because honestly i think that punctuational errors are much less sever than something that i had to read again in order to actually get what you were saying.
just my side of that idea.

to some of us its not, and if youre going to shoot someone down for using bad grammar, you should really be as OCD towards yourself as you are to them.
because honestly i think that punctuational errors are much less sever than something that i had to read again in order to actually get what you were saying.
just my side of that idea.
As I said before, it's bad to use in arguments. Now a argument has to be completly formal, otherwise it would be a fight between smart person and not-so-smart person. Regardless about how good your logic is, if you type in bad grammar, a majority of people are going to assume that you're low intelligent moron and they will read half of your "reasoning".

True, use of bad grammar for things other than arguments are fine. But sadly, I only talked about arguments.
« Last Edit: May 02, 2009, 02:29:55 PM by koolkody12 »

I type normally in texts. I use good grammar, because that's what I'm use to doing.




And my phone bitch slaps me whenever I type badly.

People think I'm weird because of my text grammar. I think they're weird, too.

Now an argument has to be completly formal,

my god again man.
but to retort, i dont feel that this is a formal argument, a formal argument would include less attacking of the arguer as we are doing, and more attack and retort of the points themselves.
thus why i made the notion that grammar really shouldnt matter, when up against the content.
but hey you know, im only in 9th grade at the best SoCal private school, so i guess that makes me a total handicap.

English is out of styre, Engrish is the wave of the futule! :cookieMonster:

my god again man.
but to retort, i dont feel that this is a formal argument, a formal argument would include less attacking of the arguer as we are doing, and more attack and retort of the points themselves.
thus why i made the notion that grammar really shouldnt matter, when up against the content.
but hey you know, im only in 9th grade at the best SoCal private school, so i guess that makes me a total handicap.
I used "an" correctly, or if you're willing to think that I'm wrong, please show me the rule for it.

I also didn't think that this was a argument, more of a debate. Grammar, in my opinion, is very necessary. Take an(see, I used "an" incorrectly) a typical gangster for example, he doesn't speak formal, and uses terrible logic.

Because of the stereotypes of that gangster, people will sadly assume that you can't make a good argument because of bad grammar.

I'm not really one of those people who skim one-fourth of the reasoning and assume that, "HURR HURR HES AN IDIOT THAT USES TERRIBLE LOGIC", for using it. In fact, I read all of it, whether it has bad grammar or not and listen to their point.

EDIT: I would occasionally edit, it's considered my second proofreading.
« Last Edit: May 02, 2009, 02:48:48 PM by koolkody12 »

I used "an" correctly, or if you're willing to think that I'm wrong, please show me the rule for it.
I put the N in that an.

I'm not really one of those people who skim one-fourth of the reasoning and assume that, "HURR HURR HES AN IDIOT THAT USES TERRIBLE LOGIC", for using it. In fact, I read all of it, whether it's bad or not and listen to their point.

Alright well zmobie is still pretty bad, he didnt even acknowledge my point since i didnt use punctuation.
fun debate we had though

I put the N in that an.

Alright well zmobie is still pretty bad, he didnt even acknowledge my point since i didnt use punctuation.
fun debate we had though
Oh, I feel like a moron now.