Otto Matic
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MR Ducks!
MR Not!
OSAR! CM Wangs!
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MR Ducks!
MR Not!
OSAR! CM Wangs!
LIB!
MR Ducks!
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My grandfathers and both parents were working folks with only high school education (actually, I'm not sure if Mom's dad finished high school). They might not write with perfect grammar but they certainly didn't write gibberish. They made an effort to express themselves well because they felt it was a reflection on them if they didn't. They didn't want to appear stupid or lazy. Today's generation is exactly the opposite. Articulation is not fashionable.I don't know man, my grandfather couldn't put a proper sentence together and used the words black and "n****" interchangeably.
But yeah, bashing the generation that was raised by yours or the one you've raised, so edgy!!!
You sir are crossing the line!!!
You sir, are crossing the line!!!
I'll pass. Never been much of a fan of fiction.If I publish my 2021 idaho elk story in western hunter magazine I'll proofread my work if'n not you can deal with what ya get ya Nazi's!
My generation...My daughter's emails and texts are painful to read. Really painful. I would like to help but seems few young folks today are interested in expressing themselves sensibly (as in making any sense). Eloquence in articulation is actually an undesirable trait. Seems the present generation's primary mode of self expression is letting some tattoo artist do it for them.
Texas reading test.MR Ducks!
MR Not!
OSAR! CM Wangs!
LIB!
MR Ducks!
You imply I'm somehow to blame for my daughter's inability to articulate clearly. Really? Do you see me loading up my posts with cryptic acronyms or incomplete sentences? Do you think I communicate with her any differently? Parental example means nothing compared to peer pressure. Sadly, I am certain at some point later in life she'll very much regret her inability to articulate. Maybe when she's writing to her grandkids. Then it'll be too late.
Look at that, two complete sentences! Good. You're catching on.My lazy millennial ass is generalizing the same way you are. It must be all that tattoo ink going to my brain.
Give it til she’s mid twenty’s…? I pulled my head outta my ass about 25 and was told it’s usually a little younger for ladies. Also, do you believe she knows how, but simply chooses not to- to fit in and be “fashionable”? Or do you believe at the rate it’s going, there is no hope of her comprehending sophisticated writings or speaking intellectually at adulthood? How old is the young lady?My grandfathers and both parents were working folks with only high school education (actually, I'm not sure if Mom's dad finished high school). They might not write with perfect grammar but they certainly didn't write gibberish. They made an effort to express themselves well because they felt it was a reflection on them if they didn't. They didn't want to appear stupid or lazy. Today's generation is exactly the opposite. Articulation is not fashionable.
You imply I'm somehow to blame for my daughter's inability to articulate clearly. Really? Do you see me loading up my posts with cryptic acronyms or incomplete sentences? Do you think I communicate with her any differently? Parental example means nothing compared to peer pressure. Sadly, I am certain at some point later in life she'll very much regret her inability to articulate. Maybe when she's writing to her grandkids. Then it'll be too late.
Look at that, two complete sentences! Good. You're catching on.
She'll be thirty this fall. It's probably a lot of both poor education and peer pressure. I think she is trying a bit now that she's in business for herself as taxidermist but not sure she realizes the importance. I try to help but she is overly sensitive and looks on it as criticism from her brainy father looking down his nose. My dad was careful to not be interfering and I've followed his example. It worked for him and me but maybe not so much for me and my daughter. Maybe more intervention was needed rather than just living an example. What if is immaterial. Is what it is.Give it til she’s mid twenty’s…? I pulled my head outta my ass about 25 and was told it’s usually a little younger for ladies. Also, do you believe she knows how, but simply chooses not to- to fit in and be “fashionable”? Or do you believe at the rate it’s going, there is no hope of her comprehending sophisticated writings or speaking intellectually at adulthood? How old is the young lady?
My lazy millennial ass...
Seems you've got a leg up already.I wish to never be as unlikeable as you are, on here anyway, even when I am old and decrepit.
Coming from you, I take that as a compliment!Seems you've got a leg up already.