Ok lads, leave IT!
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What, no more racist slurs?
Blimey lads.
Haven't you got anything better to do than this?
Robin, I've long admired your measured and cogent contributions on here - don't spoil it mate. If you're gonna have a go at grammar etc, you'll have lots of opportunities as the spelling is bit flexible sometimes. Take a look at Coyney's posts - he admits he doesn't do punctuation at all but I still love his posts as he's a fellow blue.
I don't come on here for correct english. I log on because I've got blue blood in my veins and I need to commune with my fellow addicts.
Bas, mate, I think Robin's an englishman. I suspect you're winding him up by going down the 'if you were english you'd understand.' route. Agree that the grammar criticism was misplaced but why rise to it?
I think Gazza was boss. Robin and Basil too.
Let peace reign.
Signed Bank Quay (I grew up in Warrington) Moon
Blimey lads.
Haven't you got anything better to do than this?
Robin, I've long admired your measured and cogent contributions on here - don't spoil it mate. If you're gonna have a go at grammar etc, you'll have lots of opportunities as the spelling is bit flexible sometimes. Take a look at Coyney's posts - he admits he doesn't do punctuation at all but I still love his posts as he's a fellow blue.
I don't come on here for correct english. I log on because I've got blue blood in my veins and I need to commune with my fellow addicts.
Bas, mate, I think Robin's an englishman. I suspect you're winding him up by going down the 'if you were english you'd understand.' route. Agree that the grammar criticism was misplaced but why rise to it?
I think Gazza was boss. Robin and Basil too.
Let peace reign.
Signed Bank Quay (I grew up in Warrington) Moon
Yeah it was kinda esoteric.
I do.
Quick translation:
Grammar rules only exist because we allow them to. If we understand each other then the rules we've mutually accepted are sufficient.
Which goes somewhat further than the more generally accepted 'descriptive' view of 'correct grammar' being a description of what is mutually accepted by the wider language group as being correct.
NeoNaoNeo's argument falls down because without a generally accepted description of a standard form there's nothing to stop the language fracturing into myriad mutually unintelligible argots.
A frightening prospect, as anyone who's been to the North East can surely confirm.
Gents can we get back on topic, this grammatical debate is getting rather banal.
And Mikel, I'm sorry if you don't understand everything I say. Maybe an online thesaurus? Some of the words aren't particularly taxing.