Comments on General: Just a simple question

[Ask]

I surprised that author so upset over "my bad" when american language in writing and speaking have much bad and swear words. (**expletive deleted**) are words so common to hear in movies, books and ordinary people, even young persons speaking. It seems more important to clean up vulgar, swearing words than worry over bad grammar. Not proportion.

Not political right to talk or say "God" but can use God's name to swear.

Something very wrong with american language. So I think focus is clean up language first then you worry over bad grammar. To compare, 'my bad' is very good compared to examples I have mentioned.

[soapygrams]

It has been my experience that those persons who have to resort to vulgarisms and profanity very SELDOM use good grammar. So if a person clears up his/her grammar, perhaps they would be able to think of other adjectives and adverbs to make their point instead of using profanity.
If the young people do no HEAR and are not TAUGHT well at home, how can anyone expect them to do so outside of the home? Parents should be more responsible in their own language at home; children are all little parrots! Sure they can pick it up from friends and acquaintances but even more so from their own parents. Just my opinion.
Uttering JC or God is the closest some people come to praying.

[tinkerbell]

If you are so appalled, how can you even write those words? You could have gotten your message across without using the vulgarities you say so permeate the "American language" ( English).

[nana]

Though he had defeated all of the people he now saw as his enemies, Arthas was still haunted by the ghost of Kel'Thuzad.The ghost told Arthas that he needed to be revived for the next phase of the Lich King's plan To revive him, Arthas needed to bring Kel'Thuzad's remains to the mystical Sunwell,hidden within the high elves' eternal kingdom of Quel'Thalas Arthas and his Scourge invaded Quel'Thalas and laid siege to the elves' crumbling defenses. Sylvanas Windrunner,the Ranger-General of Silvermoon, put up a valiant fight, but Arthas eventually eradicated the high elf army and battled through to the Sunwell.

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[nana]

After preparing for many long months, Kel'Thuzad and his Cult of the Damned finally struck the first blow by releasing the plague of undeath upon Lordaeron.Uther and his fellow paladins investigated the infected regions in the hope of finding a way to stop the plague. Despite their efforts, the plague continued to spread and threatened to tear the Alliance apart. As the ranks of the undead swept across Lordaeron, Terenas' only son, Prince Arthas, took up the fight against the Scourge. Arthas succeeded in killing Kel'Thuzad, but even so,the undead ranks swelled with every soldier that fell defending the land. Frustrated and stymied by the seemingly unstoppable enemy, Arthas took increasingly extreme steps to conquer them. Finally Arthas' comrades warned him that he was losing his hold on his humanity. Arthas' fear and resolve proved to be his ultimate undoing. He tracked the plague's source to Northrend, intending to end its threat forever.
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[DDucky]

Now that's some creative SPAM!!!!

[kpopgrrl]

That's really weird.

[soapygrams]

Gee, I thought it was a typing test. oh well ---

[ginnycat5]

I don't know what it is, but it was interesting enough to me that I mostly deleted the links, and some text. Just to save the flavor of it. Nobody's seen it before? It sounds like a myth, or the story for a game. ??

[Soju]

The names are from the game 'World of Warcraft', which we get a lot of Spam about.

[otaku]

I confess. I play WoW, but I'm bored to bits with Burning Crusade.
And no, that's not me sending Spam.