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Cowboy Horse Rider and seeker of knowledge Started conversation Feb 24, 2005
This is kool, I want someone to write an entry guide about literecy
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Cowboy Horse Rider and seeker of knowledge Posted Feb 24, 2005
True but if we narrow it down to the over use of slang, or even the under use of it.
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Secretly Not Here Any More Posted Feb 24, 2005
The way I see it, slang and literacy aren't the same thing at all. 
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Cowboy Horse Rider and seeker of knowledge Posted Feb 24, 2005
YOu know what i just realized! Literacy has to do with reading doesn't it, well not to shy away from the subject how a bout a entry about what the public sees as good books?
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Secretly Not Here Any More Posted Feb 24, 2005
I'm sure there's a survey such as that hovering around on someone's Personal Space. 
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Number Six Posted Feb 24, 2005
I've got about sixteen million votes to add into it, mind. I got depressed by the sheer weight of votes for Tolkien and kind of gave up with it...
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Demon Drawer Posted Feb 24, 2005
Maybe we should start voting for Tony Curtis. Did we write anything?
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fords - number 1 all over heaven Posted Feb 25, 2005
Hi Cowboy,
If there's to be an entry on literacy that would involve an entry on reading and writing. If it were about great books or whatever, that'd be literature 
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Cowboy Horse Rider and seeker of knowledge Posted Feb 25, 2005
Ya i know but i had just taken a test before i entered created this thread so it mest with my vocabulary, sorry about that i am better now though
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Mrs Zen Posted Feb 25, 2005
Does it involve spelling, at all? I mean, I may be being hopelessly post-cool in a cynical kind of way, but I had always assumed that it might.
Ben
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The Groob Posted Feb 25, 2005
"Maybe we should start voting for Tony Curtis. Did we write anything?"
He does paint. Here's one of his paintings:
http://www.estateplace.com/curtis1.jpg
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Mr Jack Posted Feb 26, 2005
Was it so terribly foolish of me to think that someone was being ironic by posting that first post?
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Number Six Posted Mar 1, 2005
Tony Curtis might paint, but Roger Moore designed his own clothers for 'The Persuaders'.
And you can tell 
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