Objective Definition of "Good" and "Bad"

[Hungryfreak]

It gets annoying when everyone says it around 10-15 times per sentence. I've counted and got numbers like that.

[MronoC]

It gets annoying when everyone says it around 10-15 times per sentence. I've counted and got numbers like that.

were they run-on sentences?

[Hungryfreak]

Some yes, some no.

[instantdeath999]

I am guilty of misusing "like" on occasion, but others my age make my problem nearly non-existent.

[Lolicat]

I adore slang English. I don't like traditional colloquialisms unless they're ironic, and detest internet slang, but other than that, slang is something I adore.

[Hungryfreak]

I love old slang that no one uses anymore, primarily because no one uses it, haha. My language in the real world tends to be an odd mix of old slang, ye olde English, eloquent language, weird intentional mispronunciations, French and purposeful misuse of words.

[instantdeath999]

I love old slang that no one uses anymore, primarily because no one uses it, haha. My language in the real world tends to be an odd mix of old slang, ye olde English, eloquent language, weird intentional mispronunciations, French and purposeful misuse of words.

I actually read a couple of the first issues of Spiderman a little while ago... it was like a different language

[Lolicat]

I love old slang that no one uses anymore, primarily because no one uses it, haha. My language in the real world tends to be an odd mix of old slang, ye olde English, eloquent language, weird intentional mispronunciations, French and purposeful misuse of words.

I dump some German and Latin into my speech, and try to juxtapose the grosteque and vulgar with eloquent language. Hence, I'll try to describe as poetically as possible some sick crime, and then swear like a sailor talking about something cutesy.

[Hungryfreak]

I actually read a couple of the first issues of Spiderman a little while ago... it was like a different language

Gee whillikers, I do quite enjoy being hip with yon lingo, si tu sais que je dis.

[Alright_Computer]

I liek, liek, use, liek, the word, "liek", liek, too many, liek, times.

Intentional misspellings FTW!