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These are what Ponders called 'elisions' (I admit I didn't know they were called that <laugh>) and, as is my understanding, are not necessary. They are a linguistic affectation.

Normally you see them in novels where the author uses them in character dialogue to indicate some kind of accent and such like.

I'm willing to have my understanding corrected (by Ponders). If I am corrected I will issue another bonus to monny by way of reparation (to whom I already gave a bonus for the unnecessary usage, but neither did I chide him because it isn't incorrect)

Bore off for ****s sake speccy.
 
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Do you low-IQ ****s really have so little/no self-awareness?

Funny as **** ... Simon and Pete littering a British politics thread with every internet story they can find that is negative towards brown and black people then bleating how it's the left that is obsessed with race ... priceless <laugh>
 
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Lefty ****wit

I just read that racists are stupid and have low IQs

Normal person

Statistically black people have the lowest level IQ and they need to have all black shortlists and special affirmative action because they can't compete on a level playing field academically with whites or Asians

Lefty ****wit

Waaaaaaaaassssssiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisttt.

<laugh>


Lefties treat coloured people like they are disabled infants and have no accountability for their choices or actions as if they have no agency.



Bigotry of low expectations .
 
I refer you to the 1972 Michael Jackson song “Rockin’ Robin” and the 1970 Neil Diamond song “Cracklin’ Rosie”, both of which peaked at number three on the UK charts, and the 1970 number two by Peter, Paul and Mary “Leavin’ On A Jet Plane” as examples of the trailing apostrophe being applied to indicate the truncation of a word.

No greengrocers were consulted on the posting of this comment. <laugh>
Don't forget "****in' 'Ell It's Fred Titmus" by Merseyside's finest, Half Man Half Biscuit.

Those boys sure do love their elisions.
 
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