How do you consider the post-modern form of 'text-speak' utilized by young folks in the west, particularly in America, through instant messaging on their phones and computers? Is it a threat to the english language, or a forgettable colloquial zeitgeist?
When I speak to people online who type in this manner, I find that their personality and consequently a vital part of communication is lost in the speak, and I need to ask them to clarify things often. I feel that this method of speech is just one of many self-censurships which were forseen to happen in the dying days of capitalism.
Nobody talks this way anymore because it's not 2004 and we don't get charged by the character. Where are you from, my dude?
Texting isnt for indepth conversations you autist, best for quick passing of info.
If you want a real conversation you meet them face to face
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You probably love 'memes', though, right?
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>L8R PIR
what did he mean by this