looking for Qantas CPP info
Who was it who wrote "language is the dress of thought"?
Samuel Johnson I think.
Stallie will correct me if I am wrong, I am sure.
cx587, it could be said your intellectual fly is undone when you type like a 12 year old
Samuel Johnson I think.Stallie will correct me if I am wrong, I am sure.
cx587, it could be said your intellectual fly is undone when you type like a 12 year old
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Dr Doolittle,
It has nothing to do with a spelling mistake. Its can't be a mistake if the person is typing "noe" and "cuz" on purpose. To use english such as that when there is really no reason is silly.
You play the way you train.
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PS Good luck in your application for the Cadetship. Your attitude has already won me over
It has nothing to do with a spelling mistake. Its can't be a mistake if the person is typing "noe" and "cuz" on purpose. To use english such as that when there is really no reason is silly.
You play the way you train.
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PS Good luck in your application for the Cadetship. Your attitude has already won me over
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come on guys, we are here to help each other sharing what we know...i don't wish PPrune to be like some other forums which turn out to be some quarrel or msg-fight forum over some stuff that is not worthed it...
everyone has its own style of writing...nothing in the world is said to this point "ok...if you don't do this, then you can't become this or that"...using other words like "cuz, noe" jsut represent another culture or even language...it is alrite if u don't appreciate it but please do not make fun of it...cuz that will be relevant to discrimination...becuz we are pilots...we could have known better in respecting, helping, tolerating each other is very important to ensure flight safety...
that's all i wanted to say...if you guys want to continue the argument...carry on...btw...thx for those who replied =D
everyone has its own style of writing...nothing in the world is said to this point "ok...if you don't do this, then you can't become this or that"...using other words like "cuz, noe" jsut represent another culture or even language...it is alrite if u don't appreciate it but please do not make fun of it...cuz that will be relevant to discrimination...becuz we are pilots...we could have known better in respecting, helping, tolerating each other is very important to ensure flight safety...
that's all i wanted to say...if you guys want to continue the argument...carry on...btw...thx for those who replied =D
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Originally Posted by *Lancer*
Boyaka-sha!
English is the international language of aviation... not that.
English is the international language of aviation... not that.
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Yakshamesh,
Every Englishman must have a hobby some like to collect the stamp, some like to the make the jam, but the most fun is 2 talk like dis & not hav evry1 undastand wat u r on about. Like people have said before, English the international language. People that use 'sms language' start to get into that habit. Now what exactly is the point of using this 'sms language' when you can spell the words correctly?
You said yourself "come on guys, we are here to help each other sharing what we know" and this is exactly what we are doing.
Chekooey.
Every Englishman must have a hobby some like to collect the stamp, some like to the make the jam, but the most fun is 2 talk like dis & not hav evry1 undastand wat u r on about. Like people have said before, English the international language. People that use 'sms language' start to get into that habit. Now what exactly is the point of using this 'sms language' when you can spell the words correctly?
You said yourself "come on guys, we are here to help each other sharing what we know" and this is exactly what we are doing.
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ok im pretty new here, like very new, but i want to know more about the cadet program, like how smart do you have to be? What kind of hsc marks should i be shooting for here? and also should i join those air cadets?
ps, that sms writing is really hard to understand
ps, that sms writing is really hard to understand
