Comment Level of writing skillz in this post is 5C4RY (Score 1) 375
This hits one of my sore spots.
English is NOT my first (not even my second) language, and yet - I am constantly baffled by the utter lack of spelling of the "natives".
Reading through the answers to this post, and seeing how people who criticize "kids" for their spelling can't themselves keep their own posts correctly worded is amusing and saddening at the same time.
I don't think anyone even noticed yet in the summary, quote: "Professor Claire Wood. 'There is no evidence that children's language play when using mobile phones is damaging literacy development.'""
10 mod points for anyone correctly pointing out the verb in this sentence? Anyone, anyone?
I know that "real languages" are dying, but i wonder if we are just "evolving" or in fact "devolving" our culture.
When I saw the movie "idiocracy" for the first time, i thought it was a hilarious comedy. Now I start to get second thoughts and start to wonder......