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Digger Troll Says Hello!

 

[registered "^^"]

ya'll

 

[Starfish]

You rule. I had a change of heart.

Will you be around regularly, so I can have you help me find lost threads?

 

[Digger Troll]

*From the AP Wire*

"In a rare press release from the increasingly infamous Digger Troll he released a two word statement as follows:"

Hello Starfish!

 

[Starfish]

I fucking love you, whoever you are.

 

[Starfish]

Nope, you've got it all wrong Rick. Digger isn't 'taking over'.

You're not, right Diggity?

 

[Rick DeVille]

*From the AP Wire*

"In a rare press release from the increasingly infamous Digger Troll he released a two word statement as follows:"

Hello Starfish!

Registered Trolls are taking over, its a new concept

 

[obstinate fawn]

ya'll

It's "Y'ALL". It's a contraction for "you all" and the correct spelling is y'all not ya'll. It is probably the only word I am really picky about regarding spelling.

fawn

 

[Rick DeVille]

It's "Y'ALL". It's a contraction for "you all" and the correct spelling is y'all not ya'll. It is probably the only word I am really picky about regarding spelling.

fawn

There is a correct spelling for a contraction?

 

[Rubyfruit]

Rick, you're slipping. You're down to 75.22 posts per day now. What happened?

 

[Rick DeVille]

Rick, you're slipping. You're down to 75.22 posts per day now. What happened?

I feel so ashamed too

 

[Digger Troll]

Digger Troll Says Hello!




(Lassies's Dad and Curious Guy give me a bad name)

 

[obstinate fawn]

There is a correct spelling for a contraction?

Absolutely! Every word has a correct spelling. I'm surprised you don't know that.

 

[morninggirl5]

obstinate fawn, the correct spelling of ya'll depends on which part of the country the speller lives in.

Ya'll is you (ya) all

Y'all is you all

 

[ToonFreak]

Ummmm.......

Hello, I guess.......

 

[obstinate fawn]

obstinate fawn, the correct spelling of ya'll depends on which part of the country the speller lives in.

Ya'll is you (ya) all

Y'all is you all

Sorry, morninggirl5, but my dictionary (Webster's New World College Dictionary) doesn't list "ya" as a word. I have seen it used on the internet as a slang word for 'you'. I don't believe using "ya" as slang would depend on the part of the country the speller lives in.

fawn

 

[Guest]

*bumped for the good of the whole community*