Double Inverted Commas


Speech/quotation marks are an enduring cunt representing the bottomless pit of declining journalism.

BBC News?

Above link as an example, even the last bastion (chuckle) of the English language, the BBC is at it, low grade non journalists churning out probable AI powered stories absolutely full of speech marks.

Turning the blandest of non story into something supposedly newsworthy with the overuse of speech marks along the way, is it a mere reflection of the loss of English amongst English speakers or is it cunts thinking they are clever? I suspect both but leaning towards the former.

I also suspect saying “the former” would confuse em.

Nominated by : Cunt of the Isles

42 thoughts on “Double Inverted Commas

  1. The BBC should show the example of how the English language should be spoken and written.

    They don’t.

    I was a horrible cunt as a school boy.
    I preferred to spend my time in the local snooker hall rather than a classroom.
    I think that it’s true to say that I was absent for more than half of the time that I should have spent learning.

    But it amazes me on how bad the English language is spoken, and I am often appalled by how it is written.

    I was watching a documentary recently on the BBC.
    The presenter started talking about going north in the country that he was in, to where there was frozen ice.

    I changed channels.
    Cunts like him have nothing of interest to offer me.

    Good morning.

  2. I agree that this BBC article is a grammatically poor load of “wanky, old piss”; 0/10 for Oscar Edwards.

  3. yes, im often awake all nigjt worrying about the use of “quotation marks”.

    im surprised people dont riot in the streer.

  4. Can you imagine having a conversation with one of these arseholes:

    “So like yeah “he” called me like yeah a like “cunt” yeah like. I was like “oh really” well you’re like a “far right bigot” like yeah, and erm so yeah, like.”

    The whole time they’d be doing that shit with the two fingers to mimic the inverted commas.

    As Christopher Hitchens said, if you can’t talk properly you can’t think properly. The BBC is self evidently a pot of inarticulate morons.

  5. People who ignore using the apostrophe annoy me. After using it briefly on whatever device they are communicating on, it will automatically do it for them after a while.

    • i dont use apostrophies Sammy.
      theyre full of female hormones.

      knew a bloke used em all the time an now hes a 38 double D cup an sits down for a piss.

      • I think misogynist have too many female hormones to cover up their puffery. They need to come out of it and be a philogynist like myself.

      • Being grammatically correct sometimes sounds odd though Geordie. You may hear someone say;

        This is something I would not put up with.

        Correctly this would be;

        This is something up with which I would not put.

        Best to say;

        This is something I would not tolerate.

  6. Apropos Mr. Morgan, I think he is a bit of a cunt for growing fucking Xmas trees. Fuck Xmas, especially in June.

    • Yes, I noticed that WC, along with keeping reindeer.

      What’s he running, a farm or a fucking Christmas amusement park?

  7. I fucking despise it, but I understand why newspaper website articles are written like this.
    The longer it takes to get to the actual core of the story, the more seconds you’ve been viewing and the more ads have been scrolled past.
    But you’d think the BBC, despite all its well publicised faults, would be slightly above such cheap journalism.
    They bang on about their editorial standards, but I often wonder if anyone actually edits at all.
    In fact, I’d go as far as to say I’ve been “blindsided”.
    Or I would if I knew what the fuck it meant.

  8. It would be interesting to find out if any of you have that irritating inflection in your speech. I think we blame the yanks for this, besides that other irritation of replacing the T for a D.

  9. In Spanish a statement is almost always the same as a question.

    The difference when talking is a rising intonation to indicate a question.

    This can’t be achieved in writing so…..

    You use quotation marks (statement).
    ¿You use quotation marks? (question)

    There is no real reason to start the written question with the word do…

    Do you use quotation marks?

  10. Punctuation❓ the kids are now more in danger of puncture wounds and would be better learning life skills 😩 more appropriately self defence 👊🥊🥋 against our replacements who don’t bother with grammar and prefer 🔪 rather than dialogue..!?’#*-(:

  11. I ra often a wondered a why a da Italians speaka like a dis. Is this close to what I mean ? Is it anything to do with “Drinka pinta milka day”.

    • Most Italian words end in a vowel Sammy, so their brains are hard wired to close each word with a vowel even when speaking another language.

      Meloni donna mia il horno.

  12. It’s a well known fact that for any position at the BBC above toilet cleaner, you must have a university degree.
    In which case, Oscars parents must be wondering what happened with his expensive education and perhaps would be wanting their money back after reading that.
    It’s absolutely diabolical.

    • Degrees in shite subjects like Sociology or Women’s Studies. Not bragging, but I’ve got a Master’s in Travel and Tourism from Lunn Poly.

  13. They do it I case someone complains about what’s been written, so they can say “it wasn’t us, we were quoting”.

    Ps, If the heads had still been on the cannabis plants then likely as not nothing would have been said.

  14. Nowadays, most cunts don’t bother with shit like punctuation or correct spelling. It’s for grammar Nazis, innit. The only thing they read is the shit on their mobile phones. The UK is a fucking cesspit fit only for ignoramuses. Cunts.

    Good morning, everyone.

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