Whs

[snaw]

I have no idea what you are talking about!

I quite like Fisk. In moderation he makes some very good points.

[Marina]

Could you all stop using emoticons too please? Shakespeare didn’t need them, so why do you?

Shakespeare didnt need a mobile phone either, but I do.

[Spacecadet]

Could you all stop using emoticons too please? Shakespeare didn’t need them, so why do you?

Shakespeare couldn't even spell

[TimberWolf]

Shakespeare didnt need a mobile phone either, but I do.

Okay, do you think Shakespeare would have used emoticons if he had had a mobile phone?

[Spacecadet]

Shakespeare didnt need a mobile phone either, but I do.

Romeo and Juliet might have found things easier with a mobile phone each

[Peoplesoft bloke]

Then why did you vote that WHS was annoying?
Maybe I can't do anything about it but that doesn't mean I should like it, there has been a massive change in English over a short period of time. It doesn't sound nice, it doesn't look nice, it does however identify morons to potential employers, which is something to be greatful for.

I'm not the worlds best at written English, having had a 1970s progressive education, but I feel embarrassed by my shortcomings not proud of them.

Would you want a child of yours growing up sounding like a cross between Ali G and Joey Deacon?


End of Rant

Grateful

HTH

[Peoplesoft bloke]

By the way, who is Joey Deacon?

[Board Game Geek]

By the way, who is Joey Deacon?

Someone who became a household name in the 80's after That's Life with Esther Rantzen ran a piece about him.

He entered the zeitgeist of the time as a synonym for someone who was mentally and physically impaired.

Thus, across the school playing grounds in the land, the term "spastic" or "spazz" was replaced with "joey".

A somewhat sad thing to be remembered for I guess.

[Moscow Mule]

Someone who became a household name in the 80's after That's Life with Esther Rantzen ran a piece about him.

He entered the zeitgeist of the time as a synonym for someone who was mentally and physically impaired.

Thus, across the school playing grounds in the land, the term "spastic" or "spazz" was replaced with "joey".

A somewhat sad thing to be remembered for I guess.

How spiteful children can be.

Errrrr JOEEEEEY.

*forces lower lip out using tongue*

[BrilloPad]

Okay, do you think Shakespeare would have used emoticons if he had had a mobile phone?

he might have created a few.