just curious about your answers.\n\nhow did you come to know that your answer is correct?\n\ndo your words have meanings, or are the heaps of abstraction?
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Boy now there's an easy question to answer.  Mmmm.... Well, I though it was until I just realized that the sum total of humanity has been working on and fighting over this question for several millenia without a good answer - yet.  There's always hope.  Maybe thats what God is, hope.
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ur preaching 2 th quire.\n\nSorry. I have asked and answered this question several times myself, and just can't seem to wrap my mind around what some of the others are saying.\n\nI have heard that the prevalence of this so-called SMS language is because the young minds on this site (and others) are so thirsty for information that they cannot take time to properly phrase their Q's or A's. I cry "shenanigans." Anyone with a full QWERTY keyboard in front of them has no excuse. \n\nI've also heard that this is an "evolution" of the language, and that if "ppl" understand what is being written, what's the problem? I've got to say that I have a hard time parsing some of the gibberish I read here, so what's the response to that?\n\nWithout clear communication the system breaks down. It's as clear as that. We need more emphasis on clearly getting our thoughts across using the standards that we have agreed on (English spelling and grammar).\n\nI can't say it enough times: I agree, I agree, I agree.\n\nLoved the book, by the way. I even gave a copy to my Dad for Christmas. The sound of irony was deafening.
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well, ther answer would oBViously be.....I don't know......or maybe it's just too oBVious and I don't quite see it.\n\n\nnice question, took me a minute. Would "Obvious" work in your HW?
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Why don't you go find out yourself?! Sheesh, lazy.\n\nI find that I can find specific answers from actual people. It is not like you are talking to a machine.
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To answer your question - yes, I do. But ya know... I might be able to understand this if you had done some research, but you were having trouble finding maybe one or two of these, but posting your entire list of vocabulary words without any indication that you've even TRIED to do this on your own? Come on. Get real.
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Can you clarify your question? It is very hard to understand.\n\nThanks
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I, for one, questioned your statement??
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What is this referring to? Can you post a clarification?
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YOU ARE BRILLIANT!  ...and unfortunately misunderstood.\n\nNothing satisfies like a rhetorical question.
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You seem t'have answered ur Q well urself. \nWhat's the point in framing this one?
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I don't quite understand the question. \n\nSorry
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In the age of IM's and SMS texts, the youth of America seems to have adopted a "but you know what I mean" attitude on the topic, which I find disturbing, as well.\n\nFor those folks who throw their hands up in the air, and announce that they are "just bad spallars (sic)", please do the rest of us a favor and click the Check Spelling button pre-submission.\n\nI agree with you so very much.\n\nDo any of you remember Ray Bradbury's FARENHEIT 451 ?  It asserts that since we do all of our logical thinking in words, that limiting the vocabulary of the masses could, in turn limit their thinking.  It's interesting to see that the most unclear thinking seems to be posted in the most dubious syntax most of the time.
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Know mudder ow heard eye tray, eye juiced canned spall co-rectly. Eye thynk sum-thang iz rong wit me. \n\nI think how someone spells and the grammar they use tells a lot about the individual. Sometimes it actually aides in answering their question. If you really want to answer something for someone, but see that they are having a difficult time even formulating the question or expressing it in a clear and concise manner, you know not to use too complicated of an explanation or to keep your vernacular and verbiage in check as to not confuse them.\n\nBut yes, some of the questions and answers in this place make me wonder if one thousand monkeys are not actually on one thousand typewriters (or computers in this case) trying to write the next great American novel. It is just mind boggling at times how poorly expressed and educated some are. \n\nBut I'm here to help, not to criticize. Unless it is funny.
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The written word is subject to many interpretations even when well thought out and beautifully expressed.  Those doing the interpreting can draw correct or erroneous conclusions based entirely on their own personal frame of reference.  For example, look at the millions of opinions on every word of the Bible and thousands of classes taught on the plays of Shakespeare.\nNevertheless, it is human nature to think that our opinion is the right one and if we LEAP to it based on just a few words, without considering all the ramifications of the Asker's query, we are still probably being honest in our label of the Asker.\nFor myself, I try not to do that because at least half the fun for me on here is figuring out where the Asker is "coming from" and is the question legitimate, and finally, if he or she cares enough to ask, then he or she probably also cares enough to read my answer, and so somewhere out there in the ether I have communicated with a like-minded individual.\nYou can probably label me a "blow-hard" from this long, windy answer, though, and I won't take offense! ha ha.  It was a good question.  Thanks.
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It is capable of different meanings according to the perception of the answerer. Please make your question more specific.
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I'm not sure I understand the question.  Add some detail?
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No, ROFL.  Life is all in your brain, everything you are is in your brain.\n\nQuestions?  Comments?  Concerns?  Email me through me profile.  :)