+ Reply to Thread
Results 1 to 2 of 2

Thread: dear blank, please blank

  1. #1
    2003 BB&B Basketball Pick 'Em Champion inudesu has a reputation beyond reputeinudesu has a reputation beyond reputeinudesu has a reputation beyond reputeinudesu has a reputation beyond reputeinudesu has a reputation beyond reputeinudesu has a reputation beyond reputeinudesu has a reputation beyond reputeinudesu has a reputation beyond reputeinudesu has a reputation beyond reputeinudesu has a reputation beyond reputeinudesu has a reputation beyond repute inudesu's Avatar
    Join Date
    Sep 2002
    Location
    Fort Worth, Texas
    Posts
    13,687

  2. #2
    Champ JuBru has a reputation beyond reputeJuBru has a reputation beyond reputeJuBru has a reputation beyond reputeJuBru has a reputation beyond reputeJuBru has a reputation beyond reputeJuBru has a reputation beyond reputeJuBru has a reputation beyond reputeJuBru has a reputation beyond reputeJuBru has a reputation beyond reputeJuBru has a reputation beyond reputeJuBru has a reputation beyond repute JuBru's Avatar
    Join Date
    May 2006
    Location
    Boston
    Posts
    20,131

    Re: dear blank, please blank

    Have seen these and various other versions pop up all over the place. I love the one from Grammar and have used itmany times to bring to light the illiteracy of many "adults" who are supposedly educated, but use whatever they call text talk now for every single thin written. Had one guy write his resume with mixed Ebonics, leek, and phone text. He kept wondering why he never got interviews and why people giggled at some of our job fairs when he gave them his resume. He still thinks it is okay to write everything like that because it's "easier" and less time consuming, which sadly a lot of people believe.

+ Reply to Thread

Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts