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[pez]

*cough* I think I read something not meant for me to read ^^"

But *snugglehug* anyway, and if I see you online today I'll be poking and glomping you to death! Don't need to reply to this, just be prepared for some glomping today if you go online =P

Going out now!

(did I ever mention how I find it funny that some people can't spell even though English is their first language? After 11 years-old, no one has ever bothered to teach me any spellings, but I think I'm doing much better than some native speakers! XD)

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[factorielle.livejournal.com]

Being an avid reader is probably a big part of it. As for younger people, well... sadly, lacks on spelling and grammar have little to do witha ge. It comes easy to some of us, and others just can't get their minds around it, apparently.

But I do enjoy the (mild) use of slang, acronyms and net speak in English, while I go on a full-blown rant every single time someone uses them in French in my presence (and admitting that makes me feel extremely hypocritical). Using these patterns do have amusing qualities, as long at it doesn't become a habit.

Or something. I'm not really coherent at the moment. And hi, fellow French-speaker. ^__^