Quite frankly, I consider exposing vulnerable children to this kind of linguistic abuse to be a form of cruelty by itself. And as to 'purcharse', I hear it's the street word for a rather unsavoury sexual practice involving something called alocohol.
Thursday, 14 July 2011
Illiteracy must stop. Full Stop.
I won't name the famous child protection charity at whose headquarters I found this abortion of a notice. But the title of this post may prompt you.
Quite frankly, I consider exposing vulnerable children to this kind of linguistic abuse to be a form of cruelty by itself. And as to 'purcharse', I hear it's the street word for a rather unsavoury sexual practice involving something called alocohol.
Quite frankly, I consider exposing vulnerable children to this kind of linguistic abuse to be a form of cruelty by itself. And as to 'purcharse', I hear it's the street word for a rather unsavoury sexual practice involving something called alocohol.
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This is true that illiteracy should be totally removed since people need to be educated and the poster shown in figure is a great sign to remove illiteracy
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