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Old 06-07-2012, 01:11 PM   #76
Steven Lyle Jordan
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Originally Posted by Rob Lister View Post
I agree mostly but with a quibble: some folks (young teens?) appear to use this form of writing intentionally, even when it would be easier to just 'spell it out'. So, more like Pig Latin for some. "fOR TEh LULZ" crowd. I know you've met them.
Youngsters always want to find a way to rebel, and adopting their own "language" is common enough. Thing is, it doesn't last, because no one outside of their circles mistake "cool" for "proper." Sooner or later, when they find they want to integrate into society (say, to get a job), the cool rebellion tropes are given up. They won't be using "fOR TEh LULZ" on a resume, unless they just don't want to be hired.
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