Comments on: Loose Interpretations http://lonesysadmin.net/2005/12/20/loose-interpretations/ im in ur data centrz patchin ur serverz Fri, 21 Nov 2008 21:03:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: lonesysadmin http://lonesysadmin.net/2005/12/20/loose-interpretations/#comment-8 lonesysadmin Tue, 20 Dec 2005 20:09:33 +0000 http://lonesysadmin.net/?p=32#comment-8 I am laughing at the “yor softwares is teh suck!!!1″ example. Nice! I use "l8r" ironically as well, but usually only with a certain coworker. I totally forgot 4. Update to the post coming shortly. I am laughing at the “yor softwares is teh suck!!!1″ example. Nice! I use “l8r” ironically as well, but usually only with a certain coworker.

I totally forgot 4. Update to the post coming shortly.

]]> By: Darren Chamberlain http://lonesysadmin.net/2005/12/20/loose-interpretations/#comment-7 Darren Chamberlain Tue, 20 Dec 2005 15:20:24 +0000 http://lonesysadmin.net/?p=32#comment-7 I occasionally use 'teh' ironically, but I find it unacceptable in normal communications. My biggest source of personal frustration (well, spelling-related frustration, anyway) is U, R, and 2 -- I've always found them completely assinine, since the words they replace are not only short and simple, everyone who has ever learned English knows them. Also, I'd add using 4 instead of "for" to the list. The worst, though, is people who do these things in a business situation. It's one thing if I get a bug report from a kid in Russia full of "yor softwares is teh suck!!!1", but when a college-educated (allegedly) coworker emails me with "ready 4 lunch?", well, I get extremely annoyed. I occasionally use ‘teh’ ironically, but I find it unacceptable in normal communications. My biggest source of personal frustration (well, spelling-related frustration, anyway) is U, R, and 2 — I’ve always found them completely assinine, since the words they replace are not only short and simple, everyone who has ever learned English knows them. Also, I’d add using 4 instead of “for” to the list.

The worst, though, is people who do these things in a business situation. It’s one thing if I get a bug report from a kid in Russia full of “yor softwares is teh suck!!!1″, but when a college-educated (allegedly) coworker emails me with “ready 4 lunch?”, well, I get extremely annoyed.

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