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i do think that britain is truly broken as to our fine language the art of speaking true and proper seems to have been lost some where in the chasms of time I'm 24 and i would rather here correct english over this utter rubbish and filth that seems predomenant in modern day society

aright blud you git were i is comin from init yo massive

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That shite talk is good when you're taking the piss out of someone, yo blud, cheek diz eggsauzt on me saxo, it sounds fukin mint m8 innit mush

That's the other thing, it takes longer to type like a spacktard, than it does to write it properly :retard:

Edited by Polio

yo blud, cheek diz eggsauzt on me saxo, it sounds fukin mint m8 innit mush

hi bud check out my exhaust on my saxo its sounds good doesnt it

my good man i do belive you are correct good show

Dis fred iz jokes

Dis fred iz jokes

Tru that

I do think education is a joke.

Schools can barely teach English, whereas I think we should have learned an array of different languages by the time we are released into the big, wide word. Other countries manage it, i don't see how we cannot manage it, since after all apparently our language is one of the most difficult to learn. But no, those in other countries still manage to learn our language better than most English people do.

edit: damn forum won't let me type ganstarrrr yo :lol:

Edited by Cutmore

Laughing Out Loud at the use of the word 'spacktard'

I haven't heard that since I was at school and believe me that was a very very long time ago.

I do believe I shall have to re-introduce that to the circle of friends I have become aquainted with.

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