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More vowels than needed. Soooooooooooo. etc.
Overuse of smileys.
Sentences that don't go anywhere.
Ending sentences with 'though' or 'still'.
Add some more so we can have a comprehensive list for the new people.
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Kinda
Ridic
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Moneys
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Rez wrote:
Ending sentences with 'though' or 'still'.
ban request
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On point.
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I still don't understand what Carl Lewis is saying, could you arrange for the translator to come back?
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I'd put pluralising any word unnecessarily Noble, feets, fashions, etc
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^ co signed.
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stuffs.
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Reading what Carl Lewis writes has assimilated me into Brixton quite well, I now see it as a service.
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Do normal people speak like that there or is it jsut "street" people?
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The rhyming thing that Sayword brought here.
Sickery dickery soaopery doapery.
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Ahem, "road man".
@ inverse
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No road people talk like that.
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thinking on this, the internet has killed the regional dialect. its just made one massive slang that people from all sides of the world use even though they have grown up completley different.
i mean i love regional talk, even saywords american stuff is cool as coming from an actual yank.
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inverse square wrote:
Do normal people speak like that there or is it jsut "street" people?
"street" people?...
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Rez wrote:
Reading what Carl Lewis writes has saved me from being robbed in Brixton quite well, I now see it as a service.
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Agreed. Coming from an area which has no real slang or dialect has made me appreciate it more. The problem I have is that this talking the same thing seems to go hand-in-hand with people having the exact same fucking opinions on everything.
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The people rioting, wannabe gangsters etc.
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boss. bawce. bossin'. bawcin'. like a boss. like a bawce.
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Cheeky 
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 street people, hate when middle class people talk street/urban! just as rez was chatting how Carl did like a reverse my fair fuker on em , had 2 mates of mine from CPO/Montreal, first time at a party in Belfast, someone offered em coke, they thought he meant coca cola, I was like nah dog, the type you snort, fam would speak and geezers would look at me  people would speak back they would look at me had to translate for a while. Which in turn led to all manner of hilarious situations.
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Posted: Thu, 23/02/2012 - 12:30am
