OK! ....... lundgren is god take 4!......and action!

[Lundgren]

Newfies aren't Canadian. They're Newfies.

exactly it's like calling the irish english just don't make no fucking sense.


FYI we joined canada in 1949, I'd view it as a bit of a mistake in my opinion, it's erode our culture dialects(there's about 50) away. However I grew up around it as a kid, and the open ended grammar shit has stuck with me ever since. I still can't tell what sounds wrong or right it all does to me. And newfies are known to bomb out on english( we have the lowest grammar scores in the country and half  of us speak proper american english. (which means the upper half are supporting the  weight of people like me

[YngiweRhoads]

exactly it's like calling the irish english just don't make no fucking sense.


FYI we joined canada in 1949, I'd view it as a bit of a mistake in my opinion, it's erode our culture dialects(there's about 50) away. However I grew up around it as a kid, and the open ended grammar shit has stuck with me ever since. I still can't tell what sounds wrong or right it all does to me. And newfies are known to bomb out on english( we have the lowest grammar scores in the country and half  of us speak proper american english. (which means the upper half are supporting the  weight of people like me

 

[monstercalves]

Newfies aren't Canadian. They're Newfies.


Recently did a website for a Newfie. Fucker tried to feed us alcohol at 10 a.m. during our first meeting. Cool guy, but rather strange.

its a province of canada ffs ......

my point is, everyone all over the globe who speaks english have different accents .....

however ..... written english is almost identical all over the globe .... spelling is rarely different and grammar is almost never different


does anyone grasp that?

woooow this is hard work

[YngiweRhoads]

its a province of canada ffs ......

Well aren't we the swift one today? 

[monstercalves]

exactly it's like calling the irish english just don't make no fucking sense.


FYI we joined canada in 1949, I'd view it as a bit of a mistake in my opinion, it's erode our culture dialects(there's about 50) away. However I grew up around it as a kid, and the open ended grammar shit has stuck with me ever since. I still can't tell what sounds wrong or right it all does to me. And newfies are known to bomb out on english( we have the lowest grammar scores in the country and half  of us speak proper american english. (which means the upper half are supporting the  weight of people like me

ohhh shit..... ur not the sharpest tool in the box are u?

u dont know whats right or wrong because u dont read

grammar is universal ....there a loads of different accents though ......... alot of ignorant english ppl have a hard time understanding thick scottish accents ...... but they can both read written english because written english is the same in every book u can buy or pick up in a library

accents dont affect written english

[monstercalves]

Well aren't we the swift one today? 

lkmfaoooooooooo


how can "we" be "one" ?


are'nt we the swift one today .......rofl .... stfu and go read a book

[Lundgren]

ohhh shit..... ur not the sharpest tool in the box are u?

u dont know whats right or wrong because u dont read

grammar is universal ....there a loads of different accents though ......... alot of ignorant english ppl have a hard time understanding thick scottish accents ...... but they can both read written english because written english is the same in every book u can buy or pick up in a library

accents dont affect written english

Look up carribean creoles(belize specifically). And grammar is only the same around the world become the Bristish empire made it so. We spoke with a different set of grammar, than what was spoken in england. Just look at afrikaans and dutchs same vocab with completely different grammar. Or haitian creole and french. But I've just owned your ass you dont' know fuck all about the world. 150 years ago nobody spoke english even scotland had a load of gaelic speakers. If you think it's cool to for the whole globe to speak the same language with the same accent your just a robot, there's no point even talking to you.

[The Showstoppa]

We had a site in Gander.....glad I was never stationed there...

[YngiweRhoads]

lkmfaoooooooooo


how can "we" be "one" ?


are'nt we the swift one today .......rofl .... stfu and go read a book

I'm tired of reading, actually, and the term 'we' in this instance is commonly used in colloquial terms to mean 'you'.

Sorry for any confusion junior.

[monstercalves]

Look up carribean creoles(belize specifically). And grammar is only the same around the world become the Bristish empire made it so. We spoke with a different set of grammar, than what was spoken in england. Just look at afrikaans and dutchs same vocab with completely different grammar. Or haitian creole and french. But I've just owned your ass you dont' know fuck all about the world. 150 years ago nobody spoke english even scotland had a load of gaelic speakers. If you think it's cool to for the whole globe to speak the same language with the same accent your just a robot, there's no point even talking to you.

150 years ago nobody spoke english?

scotland still has scottish gaelic speakers ...... i live in scotland


every english written book u pick up will be the same, so that it can be read easily

so if i came to newfoundland and bought a book ....by a newfie ..... it would read "would of " instead of "would have " or " would've".........

there are so many different english dialects the world over ..... however every english written book is the same

u dont write a book in your own dialect .........

what kind of education do u have?

[monstercalves]

I'm tired of reading, actually, and the term 'we' in this instance is commonly used in colloquial terms to mean 'you'.

Sorry for any confusion junior.

you would say ..... "are'nt we swift today " NOT " are'nt we the swift one today"

sorry for any confusion senior. 

[The Showstoppa]

I'm pretty sure 150 yrs ago both the US and England were speaking english....

[monstercalves]

I'm pretty sure 150 yrs ago both the US and England were speaking english....

are u sure about that ?


im not so sure  LMAO

[The Showstoppa]

are u sure about that ?


im not so sure  LMAO

I'm not too certain of the quality of education that Lundgren is receiving at his university....perhaps its an online course by Goodrum?

[YngiweRhoads]

you would say ..... "are'nt we swift today " NOT " are'nt we the swift one today"

sorry for any confusion senior. 

Same diff.

Common phrase 'round these parts bub. Seriously, who argues the phrasing of slang terminology, when the underlying intent of the phrase is unaddressed? You didn't grasp the comedic value of my original statement because you're not Canadian.

[monstercalves]

I'm not too certain of the quality of education that Lundgren is receiving at his university....perhaps its an online course by Goodrum?

lol

this character is surely not at university?..... hes not there to study english ....im sure of that


even goodrums courses would have (did u see that lundgren...."have" instead of "of") given this guy the basics of how to write a sentence

[YngiweRhoads]

lol

this character is surely not at university?..... hes not there to study english ....im sure of that


even goodrums courses would have (did u see that lundgren...."have" instead of "of") given this guy the basics of how to write a sentence

I see this error occur across many public forums on the net. There are quite a few grammatical errors that are now becoming commonplace. The most ironic of them being, 'retarted', when referring to others.

[The Showstoppa]

lol

this character is surely not at university?..... hes not there to study english ....im sure of that


even goodrums courses would have (did u see that lundgren...."have" instead of "of") given this guy the basics of how to write a sentence

He does claim to be attending, but there was some type of misunderstanding about him paying tuition.....perhaps he is just lurking around the campus, bathing in sinks and eating out of trashcans?

[monstercalves]

Same diff.

Common phrase 'round these parts bub. Seriously, who argues the phrasing of slang terminology, when the underlying intent of the phrase is unaddressed? You didn't grasp the comedic value of my original statement because you're not Canadian.

whats makes u think i didnt understand the comedy in ur statement?

what makes u think someone has to be canadian to understand the comedy element in that statement

ur ignorant

[lovemonkey]

I see this happen across many public forums on the net. There are quite a few grammatical errors that are now becoming commonplace. The most ironc of them being, 'retarted', when referring to others.

I also see a lot of people mixing up then/than, sight/site and right/write.

[Lundgren]

150 years ago nobody spoke english?

scotland still has scottish gaelic speakers ...... i live in scotland


every english written book u pick up will be the same, so that it can be read easily

so if i came to newfoundland and bought a book ....by a newfie ..... it would read "would of " instead of "would have " or " would've".........

Lol first off nobody isn't an exact word it's a phrase. Like nobody will ever like you. It don't mean nobody just considerably less than what's considered normal.

And the number of gaelic speakers was much higher in scotland, just as the number was a multiple higher in ireland.  And no there's nobody writing books in poor grammar as their no market for that, But there's load of people here, that have shit grammar and would laugh their asses off if you started being some neuroctic grammar nazi.

[Lundgren]

He does claim to be attending, but there was some type of misunderstanding about him paying tuition.....perhaps he is just lurking around the campus, bathing in sinks and eating out of trashcans?

I did my english courses a while back got a 65 in them which is quite good for someone like me. forgot all that faggit shit since then though.

and no we ain't got our own written forum but we should have but we fucked up by joining canada.

[monstercalves]

I also see a lot of people mixing up then/than, sight/site and right/write.

yes ...also my favourite

their there they're the contraction for they are


i dont think its becoming commonplace as rhoads said i think its always been there ......

u either learn the difference between these words at some point in school or through reading ...or u never do

[The Showstoppa]

I did my english courses a while back got a 65 in them which is quite good for someone like me. forgot all that faggit shit since then though.

and no we ain't got our own written forum but we should have but we fucked up by joining canada.

   The only thing worse than people who are overboard about grammatical errors are people who over-enunciate words.....dorks.

[YngiweRhoads]

whats makes u think i didnt understand the comedy in ur statement?

what makes u think someone has to be canadian to understand the comedy element in that statement

ur ignorant

I'm not going to debate the point any longer after this, but you made it a point to reference the fact Newfoundland was a Province after I made a joke that Newfies were not Canadian, which implied that Newfoundland was not part of Canada. Your statement explicitly implies you didn't understand the joke. I'm beginning to think you're just yanking my chain by pretending to be this dense.