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arent they cute we so often see them running about the warwick arts centre bless them perhaps we should put some milk out 4 them? or is it coz they want 2 cum ravin in da union n r attracted 2 da music? or sexy duncan?
neway pls drive slowly round campus because we dont want a repeat of dat butters dead deer on da road 2 westwood lying in its pool of blood with 1 of these cute lil hedgehogs
ill put a picture on wen (0f da hedgehog nopt da deer dat would b minging im not a road kill lover) wen aphs pictures get developed
Oh. My. God. On other posts I’ve been critical of the language skills of some of our overseas students. I don’t know if Sophie is overseas or not, but this looks like chav-txt. Sure, you can put anything you want on your blog, but for pity’s sake. That’s just not english.
November 2nd, 2004 at 14:53
COMMENT:
Ha ha ha.. Yeah, read the posts I’ve sent her too, and the ones that she wrote on my blog page. This is the English language at its very ugliest, it really makes my blood boil.
November 2nd, 2004 at 15:02
I assumed that she’d written it in plain English first, then run it through some kind of translator (kind of like the Shizzolator ) as some kind of ironic statement.
Why else would you go to the trouble of writing 0f instead of of?
There’s always the more disappointing possibility of course, that she actually thinks this is a good way of communicating with others. In which case, sadly, it seems our entry requirements are not what they once were.
November 2nd, 2004 at 19:24
Im with you, not good at all!
November 3rd, 2004 at 11:06
Surely that should be I’m? :-)
O.k., I’m going to stop right here because I know I’d easily lose a battle between pedants.