Are Some Posters Here Hired By Answerbank?

[Kardashev]

I put this in news because that seems the section most affected. I have been on here roughly a year and I dip in and out now and again. I'm starting to think that some posters are like a warm up man you get for studio audiences. What do others think?

[davebro]

cum laude - if I was a betting man!

[Ken4155]

Of course, and i have the bruises (internal and external) to prove it:-)

[Arksided]

'Hard knocks' what a soft nellie. I went to an all boys Grammar run by Priest's.

[Ken4155]

Who was your head, Arky, Father Up or Father Down?

[Arksided]

His name was Father Bertoth (Sp) really nice guy to be honest shame it wasn't Father Ted though.

[Peter Pedant]

Are ABers so thick they cant understand:

"ABers are so thick, they cant be hired"

I think the answer is 'yes'

[Peter Pedant]

The flood of ignorance continues

I went to an all boys Grammar run by Priest's.

er where they clearly didnt teach grammar or punctuation

(wandering apostrophe)

Time for a letter in the Times ( few days ago)
Dear Sir, writes Alistair McGowan, J Marriott ( " The truth about the triumph of twee", June 9) overlooks another example of the infantilisation of British Society: pronunciation. Adults increasingly struggle to put two consonants together in words. During the Pandemic we were constantly told of the dangers posed to the "vunnerable" people, encouraged to 'reckonsie' symptoms and asked to go to 'hospituws'. The word 'didnt' regularly become the infantile "diddernt" "th" has become 'v' in endless words. Linguistic infantilization whever we like it or not."

how true how true

I think "whever" is meant to be wevva

[jackthehat]

Ahhhhh...... the return of the sock-puppet.

You are completely shameless. Lol

[Peter Pedant]

// cum laude - if I was a betting man!//

I were a betting man, I were a betting man. jesus

(I'll bet he didnt pass English Lang O level . The massacre continues. Luckily no one reads this). Stick to English before venturing into Latin