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"Why have young people invented their own language?"

I was in Smiths, someone was 20p short of what they needed. Me being a Saint to the good people of Exeter and Austria, I gave him the money.
He then, after my good deed, called me "heavy". At first I was shocked, but some dude on MSN told me it was a compliment. Why can't they/you (I am no longer a child) just stick to normal English?

WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> English is a perfectly good language, and I see no reason to change
> it!

I dunno... I kinda like the idea of the language changing through the people...

Rather than the US style goverment/media enforced newspeak...

Or commitie based ala Germany???

I think an increasing number of them are shunning the companionship offered by us males and becoming Librarians.

WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> English is a perfectly good language, and I see no reason to change
> it!
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It's actually a bit crap with all the same words with different meanings BUT there is no need to change it.

Beefcake wrote:
> Shame this isn't the case for many women nowadays. Most have them
> spilling down the side of their shins!

Many also suffer from TB.

"My hips are where they should be - at the top of my legs".

Shame this isn't the case for many women nowadays. Most have them spilling down the side of their shins!

SHEEPY wrote:
> You're just not hip Wookiee

My hips are where they should be - at the top of my legs.

English is a perfectly good language, and I see no reason to change it!

No in "youth speak" I said: What a lovely chap, you deserve a medal, you are not at all like Shylock, a nasty money lender who had terrible rates of interest and terms and conditions.

Focus thy optics on the grammatical.

You're just not hip Wookiee

Beefcake wrote:
> Rounded monster! Th' want a posthumous for thine non-usuary.
> Un-Shylock art thou!
>
> Hoobi groovy.



Seek help. Now.

Insane Bartender wrote:
> so you never said "cool" when you meant "good"?

"C-cool".....?