You can't call people uneducated because they can't use right grammar if you are texting on a phone then that is the what most people in 2015 use and if your on a computer people can use the same it's not all about grammar you know people aren't neerds like you who get all there words right

Grammar doesn't really bother me, unless it's really bad text talk like you said. If they happen to go full retard and it's physically not readable, then yes it kind of annoys me.

But yes, like the guy above said you can't call someone uneducated because of that, they may have severe dyslexia or something. Because you can still be educated despite not being able to physically spell.

i text like that its just a quicker way of typing when you cant be bothered nothing to do with grammer.

There is more to worry about in life than grammar.

I don't see how people can't actually spell things as simple as idk, ninja, someone thought it was spelt "Ninger"

Does it matter? It is only writing. Its not like it is going to harm anyone. Ranting over a piece of text. Grow up.

whats u mean about ppeople with bad grammer cuz it how we talk these a dayz lol

Not sure if you should be complaining about grammar with things like "a education" and no commas in your rant. Anyway, it is just an easier way to type sometimes. I don't allow myself to get comfortable with it, but I do type like that from time to time. I do like when people try to get it right, but I'm not going to grill people over it. That's if I can understand what they are trying to say, of course.

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Okay so a lot of people have a education and have knowledge of the English language but there are some moments when people can't spell stuff right. I mean yes texting you wanna get the message done quick and fast but when you text someone like "Y r u such a dickhead like fr" that right there is what makes me believe that some people are uneducated because me myself am indeed a grammar Nazi I let things slide here and there but most of the time I correct people. I find it highly annoying when people try to use the term you are by saying it as your or ur instead of you're and when someone uses then instead of than as a example "your funny AF" "ur funny AF" or "I rather do that then that" the correct versions of use is "You're funny af" "I would rather do that than that" and people who can't use there and their right or they're but some people a lot actually get they're right but the whole point is I believe people are becoming less intelligent everyday and some use the excuse that it's texting when no. Even when you write something you still use the wrong grammar


Is anyone else able to relate to this?

OK, so a lot of people are educated and have knowledge of the English language, but there are some moments when people can't spell stuff right. I mean yes, when you're texting and you want to get the message done quick and fast it's alright, but when you text someone like, "Y r u such a dickhead like fr" then that right there is what makes me believe that some people are uneducated, because I am indeed a grammar Nazi, I let things slide here and there but most of the time I correct people. I find it highly annoying when people try to use the term 'you are' by saying it as 'your' or 'ur' instead of 'you're' and when someone uses 'then' instead of 'than'. As an example, "your funny AF", "ur funny AF" or "I rather do that then that" the correct versions of use are "You're funny af", "I would rather do that than that" and people who can't use 'there' and 'their' right, or 'they're' but some people, a lot actually, get 'they're' right, but the whole point is that I believe people are becoming less intelligent every day and some use the excuse that it's texting, when no [why not?]. Even when you write something you still use the wrong grammar.


Is anyone else able to relate to this?

1. You are this.
2. Do you even know what full stops are?
3. You are no Grammar Nazi.
4. Your run-on sentences even make this correction sound stupid.

To your actual point, I don't really care how people type as long as I can understand what they are saying.
Which, ironically, I had a hard time doing on this post.