A response to Tl-dr Responses
I weep for this era in humanity, when adults and children are too lazy to read a paragraph or two. Next, they're going to tell me a Dr. Seuss book was too long and hard for them to read. I weep for the future that this era of humanity will have created from their inherent laziness to read. Many teens don't read books other than for school anymore and that's kind of a sad thought.
I strongly implore this specific internet community to enhance your literacy and stop following the stereotypes of this generation by being really freaking lazy.
Oh and if this message was too long for you:
TL;DR-Learn to read and quit being lazy.
September 23, 2013
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[quote=DJAlphaWolf]I weep for this era in humanity, when adults and children are too lazy to read a paragraph or two.[/quote]
It's pretty much just Basil, not humanity as a whole. And it isn't laziness. People just want to get straight to the point.
I concur with what you just said, but I think it's alright to be lazy, I mean we are human after all, and being lazy is just a part of the 'sloth' within us. HOWEVER by expressing their implementation of not bothering to read another's post blatantly like that, just goes to show how much intelligence they have reaped up over the years of their life.
It's just that sometimes idiots don't know how to indent or use the Return/Enter key, so it hurts my eyes or I lose track.
[quote=DJAlphaWolf]I weep for this era in humanity[/quote]
Stopped reading there
tl;dr= tl;dr
I went to the library (as a volunteer weekly).
My brother picked up a Dr. Suess One fish Two fish book.
I always thought it was short.
I look through all the pages it had...
There were like... 40.
It catches people's attention and makes it look short if you type like this.
Its not that we're lazy, its that the paragraph is unworthy of our time.
inb4 tl;dr