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raywon
Studio 1784
Check my new artist DUCE feat. YUNG RUF it's called "Put they hands up at www.myspace.com/studio1784
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eeb
New member
wow! I thought you made a typo when you said it was called "put they hands up"
but it is really called put they hands up.. i'm speechless.. english? no?
sorry, don't mean to bash... but man it's sad when i see this shit.. alot of kids actually start talking and spelling like this. I remember when i was in school, I was printing some projects in my teachers office when he just started cursing. I went over and someone actually was writing like this on their FINAL EXAM I was floored.. could not believe it.. the internet and mtv are ruining our minds.
p.s. absolutely nothing against rap/hip hop music at all..
but it is really called put they hands up.. i'm speechless.. english? no?
sorry, don't mean to bash... but man it's sad when i see this shit.. alot of kids actually start talking and spelling like this. I remember when i was in school, I was printing some projects in my teachers office when he just started cursing. I went over and someone actually was writing like this on their FINAL EXAM I was floored.. could not believe it.. the internet and mtv are ruining our minds.
p.s. absolutely nothing against rap/hip hop music at all..
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timthetortoise
MADE OF SANDALWOOD
Amen! There is no respect for our language anymore, and it's just a sign that there isn't respect for much that actually deserves respect.
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ian410
New member
If anyone is interested you can add a 5th song on a bands myspace by adding - myspace.com/bodog - as a friend. 
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eeb
New member
I call BULLSHIT sorry "bodog"
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Dinarsarai
New member
Spel you Inglish proppa roit!
Greetings folks,
Hello from England!
Sorry,'Eeb', but I have to point out to you that your post is littered with bad spelling and bad grammar; good intentions, but bad grammar nonetheless!
As for 'Timthetortoise' ...I have to say I found it amusing when you leapt to the defence of 'our language', but I'm afraid I must correct you there again: as an Englishman addressing an American, and being one son of Albion who still lives on this 'sceptred isle', please allow me to inform you that it is indeed OUR language, and that we have bestowed upon you folks on the other side of the pond the privilege of being allowed to share it with us.
On the whole, I will say that most of us 'Limeys' don't mind, and are even pleased to see you using it with such vigour and enthusiasm - even if you do 'mangle' it from time to time, and often seem to find comprehension of it difficult, if not impossible.
Best Wishes to y'all (as I believe you say over there)
Toodlepip ! (As we say over here!)
Greetings folks,
Hello from England!
Sorry,'Eeb', but I have to point out to you that your post is littered with bad spelling and bad grammar; good intentions, but bad grammar nonetheless!
As for 'Timthetortoise' ...I have to say I found it amusing when you leapt to the defence of 'our language', but I'm afraid I must correct you there again: as an Englishman addressing an American, and being one son of Albion who still lives on this 'sceptred isle', please allow me to inform you that it is indeed OUR language, and that we have bestowed upon you folks on the other side of the pond the privilege of being allowed to share it with us.
On the whole, I will say that most of us 'Limeys' don't mind, and are even pleased to see you using it with such vigour and enthusiasm - even if you do 'mangle' it from time to time, and often seem to find comprehension of it difficult, if not impossible.
Best Wishes to y'all (as I believe you say over there)
Toodlepip ! (As we say over here!)
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You can turn any British-English post into a working class version by emphasizing the vowel sounds and minimizing most of the consonants as you read. Do the opposite to create an upper class version. Of course, you need to add a certain lilt also.