PLEASE STOP using the word "TEXTED" you MORAN !!

No it doesn't. It sounds like this: tex tid.

OMGGGG...likes finger nails across the chalk board..

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSS tid tid "hey yuk yuk..I tex TID YA yesterday dernit..." lol

Oh quit your bellyaching already. It certainly sounds better than "texeded."

The way I say it, it has two syllables. How you get 3 out of the word is beyond me.

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Are you sure? Around here it sounds like this: tex ted.
You know... like the buckaroo from Texas named Ted!

Are you sure? Because I just tried to fake a twang, and it still pretty much sounds like tex tid.

exit-ted

I wanted to annoy Dick, but he didn't see it. :/

I wanted to annoy you by saying ted instead of tid

I think that's how Martha Stewart might pronounce it. She really enunciates. lol

It's because people have become too lazy to write complete sentences. It should be:

"I sent my mom a text message yesterday..."

Ain't nobody got time for that...

You clearly were never taught the nature of language. If it's popular use, it's part of the language. That's why you are talking in modern english, not ye ol english yon doth speaketh!

Trump bugs me the way he says "in-DUSS-tree", haha

What IN THE HEEEELLL IS GOING ON HERE??

You're complaint is erroneous teacher.
The whole platform of communication in today's world on the internet is abbreviated or slang.

To get you're knickers twisted over Text and Texted is showing your OCD petticoat.

lol I've never noticed.

P.S I did the you're on purpose ....

Moran is spelled moron if we are going to be pedantic.

I was trying to annoy you with this.

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We're just laughing at your lack of education in the function of language, that's all.

So that makes you feel superior , sad that your ego needs that.

<< OMG ?? bwahahahahhahahahahahahah...UNCLE !!! awesome..

and the voice.. yummmy.. thanks... for the laugh. But ya know what AG?.. I now believe that you have been in a state of JOY all day today along with YOUR BUDDY Mr. Wiz. because someone has actually addressed the text ted issue for you cunning linguists and youre both welcome!

Does it make you feel better to whine about people not using the english of yesteryears? Why are you writing in this english when it's not the english of your founding fathers, anyway? Or in your case, the english of the old UK prisoner colonies, or whatever.

hey I texted you
you didnt texted back

:hey einstein:

Is English your second language?

Because that doesn't sound right to me. It actually sounds confusing.

But I suppose you could use a few extra sentences to explain what you meant, rather than an 'ed' to 'text.'

hahahahahaha!
:risitas:

lol!I've actually never had a problem with the word myself.

lol I had to do it.

v. text·ed, text·ing, texts
v.tr.
1. To send a text message to: She texted me when she arrived at the airport.
2. To communicate by text message: He texted that he would be late.
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Past tense of text is texted:

/tekst/
verb
past tense: texted; past participle: texted


verb
[with object]

Send (someone) a text message.
‘if she was going to go she would have texted us’

More example sentences

* ‘My ex-boyfriend wouldn't even answer his phone and he never texted me back.’

* ‘I texted my girlfriend to let her know how brave I was being.’

* ‘Amanda had texted him first, with a silly little random message, an in-joke between them.’

* ‘Adrian texted me while I was still outside my house, asking me if I told anyone yet.’

* ‘To be honest the only reason I knew it was my birthday was because my sister texted me.’

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Last Edited by nutmeg on 02/09/2019 08:23 PM

Why no, is canadian yours?

Duhhhhhhhhhhh won't even condone that part with a reply.

Last Edited by PINKORCHID- In the Light on 02/09/2019 08:26 PM