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EcclesCake | 17:32 Thu 16th Jul 2015 | ChatterBank
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I have just read a thread with a reply that I simply cannot understand as it is using abbreviations/street slang/local dialect/I don't know what.

When such posts are queried the questioner is frequently vilified with a similarly unintelligible response.

Can anyone please tell me why adults feel the need to use such inane phrasing that is to many of us complete gibberish? If it was an obvious short cut I would understand but quite frequently the gibberish word is longer than the dictionary listed version.

We have a hard enough time struggling through posts that are poorly punctuated and have a total absence of paragraphs, to add translating gibberish just adds to the mire.

Given that this a Q&A site it would be a good thing if both the Q&A were easily understood?
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Gness runs on water, well Guinness......
The Dobies have gone into hiding!
Baldric....in your haste to get away did you notice you're wearing odd socks?......Like the shirt though.......☺

Thanks Sibs. I wondered where they'd gone,
bet they show up when I get the food out shortly!
Well I understand every word.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bfe4RwkNB5I
Nowt in Site Rules against txt speke/slang or dialects. Only Ed can dissuade punters from this site!

Nothing odd about the socks gness, I've got another pair just like 'em

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