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Big Brother: Craigs language
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Aschenbach - well said. That was my point entirely. When I first read it words like "pot", "kettle" and "black" sprung to mind. Or "glass houses" and "stones".
What is the harm in correcting written communication? It's no different from correction oral communication!!!
I don't know how old each poster is. I missed that section of the website. Do tell us all where it is! Thanks.
Maybe Craig will learn better language when he grows up too. Didn't that occur to you!?! Or to others?!
If hopalong is free to judge Craig on his language, when he is not here to defend himself, then others are free to comment on hopalong's grammar as this user IS here to defend themselves. And they have a back up team in you seal!
It might be arrogant - but it's not pointless at all. If people aren't told they won't learn. We don't know whether it's simple typos, ignorance or laziness. It doesn't hurt to point it out any more than it hurts to sl*g off a guy on BB.
Which is why I didn't like to make presumptions. I realised there was a good chance that it was just slip ups and never thought it was stupidity.
I guess my point was just that if you're going to dig at someone's language, it does rather diminish your point if you don't be careful with your own!
I wasn't meaning to be snooty or arrogant! I promise! :-)
PS - I do agree that foul language should be avoided - esp. on TV!!
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