EdwCarnby wrote:
LordRoss wrote:
Cimbrer wrote:
Here's an example of what it could be: "She Who Takes Serious Matters Beyond Original Attention And Threat"
Man I hate modern day acronyms.
In fact this article here expresses my feelings towards their use very well: http://www.standard.co.uk/news/omg-can-we-start-sp
eaking-proper-english-again-7310972.html
The article covers how I feel about it, tooI have to say though it introduced me to Alcorexia!
but isn't that a beauty about a modern language - how it evolves over time? i'm not too keen on some of the acronyms myself but languages are constantly "making up" new words.
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englishgolfer wrote:
EdwCarnby wrote:
LordRoss wrote:
Cimbrer wrote:
Here's an example of what it could be: "She Who Takes Serious Matters Beyond Original Attention And Threat"
Man I hate modern day acronyms.
In fact this article here expresses my feelings towards their use very well: http://www.standard.co.uk/news/omg-can-we-start-sp
eaking-proper-english-again-7310972.html
The article covers how I feel about it, tooI have to say though it introduced me to Alcorexia!
but isn't that a beauty about a modern language - how it evolves over time? i'm not too keen on some of the acronyms myself but languages are constantly "making up" new words.
We really need to get shot of the word asthetic. Never sure how to say it >_> although it is quite pleasing to look at.
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