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AllyOops! · 08-27-2007, 11:55 AM

I DO love slang, and I use it quite frequently in my posts and in my every day jargon. Silly? Uneducated? Either way, I like usin' it.

What I don't like, but that's just me & I'm not judging because I guarantee I do stuff to irritate you without even realizing it: "u" "cuz" "4-eva" b-cuz" "c-u l8r" "bff" and all that sh*t. It's like speaking in friggin' license plate lingo. If I'm texting someone? You get the proper written word. I don't care if it takes me all damn day to write it, either.

Which reminds me, I swear too much. Oddly enough, I swear mostly when I write. I do not swear in conversation (except when enraged or talking amongst close friends in private conversation- then it's f-bomb's ahoy). It IS tacky. I need to cool it. However, I do not swear in public. I say silly things like fudge or fruitcake but no f-word.

08-27-2007, 11:55 AM	#15
AllyOops! It's Peanut Butter Jelly Time!!! Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Introspection Intersection Posts: 1,207	I DO love slang, and I use it quite frequently in my posts and in my every day jargon. Silly? Uneducated? Either way, I like usin' it. What I don't like, but that's just me & I'm not judging because I guarantee I do stuff to irritate you without even realizing it: "u" "cuz" "4-eva" b-cuz" "c-u l8r" "bff" and all that sh*t. It's like speaking in friggin' license plate lingo. If I'm texting someone? You get the proper written word. I don't care if it takes me all damn day to write it, either. Which reminds me, I swear too much. Oddly enough, I swear mostly when I write. I do not swear in conversation (except when enraged or talking amongst close friends in private conversation- then it's f-bomb's ahoy). It IS tacky. I need to cool it. However, I do not swear in public. I say silly things like fudge or fruitcake but no f-word.
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