. Texting is, at least, "clean" (since there are no
> rules, none can be broken). And it's innovative. And it's fun. At its
> best, it's like a puzzle, full of subtexts and innuendoes, just like
> lace is. For all I know, it may be the future of English :)
Trouble is DH makes up his own text lang
On Sep 3, 2005, at 8:08, Margery Allcock wrote:
We were taught (in SCOTLAND, in the 50s) as follows:
Yeah, 1956 for me - I was 7, refused to learn piano (*all* my little
friends wre learning piano and it seemed like supreme pain in the
butt), so my Mother thought that learning English (after
