For People Wot Can't Work Out Which Word Is Witch

Discussion in 'Lounge' started by johnv, Dec 21, 2015.

  1. You either do or you don't.
     
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  2. this thread is great it gives a great insight into society
    and what people think about the the differences of teaching
    subjects from what we were taught and what is or is not being taught now
    and I don't think anyone has started swearing yet ...
    well not in English anyway lol
     
  3. So how far did you get with below-the-belt studies during your school days?
     
  4. That's a personal question to ask her.
     
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  5. I can't tell you that Pete :Wideyed:
    I probably did better than my exams :)
     
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  6. Is there an 'O' Level for 'I'll show you mine if you show me yours'?
     
  7. It's called biology Al :)
     
  8. Biology Al?

    You didn't pass spelling either, did you?

    Biological.
     
  9. Nope it was definitely Biology in my day
     
  10. It was in mine.....but I preferred leaving it until I left school so I could play with female humans rather than newts.....
     
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  11. My primary school head master who was an ex WW2 Spitfire pilot taught us Morse code. What would I have done without that..?
    But it was much more fun than the lesson we probably should have been having.
     
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  12. That's actually an interesting point, because in programming languages, if you don't get it exactly right, things aren't going to work as you would hope them them too. A computer doesn't understand "they're" for "their" or "there". They are entirely different things.
    So you'd reckon that accuracy in language would be something that the yoof understand.
     
  13. I think you may be the first to use text speak though. Well done.
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  14. speaking of text speak, i hate the word ' ed'... as in "i ed him".. it grates on me.. surely it should be "i sent him a text" or even "i text him" sounds less... errrr... well, less something.....
     
    #114 chizel, Dec 22, 2015
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  15. You're wrong, chizel. You love the word "texted" because you like new, shiny things.

    I have a friend I exchanged texts with: the English language mutations boggle even my easy-going mind :)
     
  16. texted doesn't exist - until now :Facepalm: please delete it :mad:
     
  17. I think I would have enjoyed that to binary
     
  18. happy now?
     
  19. OI!! who's guarding the bat cave!!!!????:Wideyed:
     
  20. "I sent you a text."
    "A text has already been sent to you".
    "A missive has been electronically directed to you by way of the text messaging system."

    :Smug:

    "I texted you."

    :confuse::Arghh::punch::Finger:

    Yeah, I can see how that might confuse someone. Someone already old and confused, at least.
     
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