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    "Text speak" in posts

    Please can I remind members not to use "text speak" when writing posts on here as it can be very difficult to read and understand and could deter members from replying.

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    Re: "Text speak" in posts

    omg deffo!!! ur right no1 shud spk like that on ere, cos it gets confusing, soz
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    Re: "Text speak" in posts

    Quote Originally Posted by nomorepanic View Post
    Please can I remind members not to use "text speak" when writing posts on here as it can be very difficult to read and understand and could deter members from replying.

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    I had to agree with you on this Nic as I do not always understand it. EJ

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    LMAO - oops text speak (well at least I do understand that ....)

    I am 100% with EJ on this - crikey we must be showing our age

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    I don't like text speak either - totally agree with you Nic
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    Re: "Text speak" in posts

    I don't like big blocks of writing. Paragraphs are needed.

    text spk is f9 like...

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    I agree, text speak is horrible. We're watching the english language go down the drain!
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    [QUOTE=dan1234;1005520]I don't like big blocks of writing. Paragraphs are needed.


    Goodness gracious ...that s expecting a wee bit too much I think Dan .. Sue

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    Re: "Text speak" in posts

    Quote Originally Posted by nomorepanic View Post
    Please can I remind members not to use "text speak" when writing posts on here as it can be very difficult to read and understand and could deter members from replying.

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    Shite....I have trouble at best of times reading posts,let alone in text.
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