Holy crap, I just had a nerd explosion on omegle...
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You: penis shaped bread?
Stranger: Bedododo!
You: what treachery is this?
You: how dare dost thy give mine bread such hostile, dispicable shape?
You: this is utter treachery!
Stranger: Thou swine! Thou yellow bellied whoreson!
Stranger: Thou had tupped my white ewe!
You: why dost speak in such a graceful manner
You: I shall invite thy to thine pantaloons for a wine and dine
Stranger: Insulted though I am thusly, I keep my wits as sharp as my rapier!
You: hail the thane of cawdor!
Stranger: I shall accpet your invite with ill favor
You: haha
You: nice
You: an educated person
Stranger: *highfive*
You: *highfive*
Stranger: English lit major currently in a shakespeare course
You: NICE
Stranger: OH YEAH
You: i thought of english lit
You: but
You: i stuck with Econ and Math
Stranger: Ewww
You: well
Stranger: no offense
You: thank me when the economy goes all sour again!
Stranger: Oh, don't worry, I will

You: hahaa
You: where u studying?
You: if you don't mind me asking
Stranger: Sonoma State universitty in California
You: ic
Stranger: University*
You: University of British Columbia here
Stranger: Nice
You: not a lot of "scholars" on this site
You: i must say
Stranger: I kind of noticed
You: haha
Stranger: good way to weed out the stupids
Stranger: starting with shakespearian language
You: typing in my rusty old english
You: haha
Stranger: It kind of made my night actually
Stranger: so thanks
You: i should ask though... what exactly is the different between "thy" and "thine"?
You: haha np
Stranger: Erm...
Stranger: Same?
You: yeah, ive noticed it's used interchangeably
You: but yeah, just thought i'd ask =. =
Stranger: that kind of happens when there isnt a standardized language
You: yeah... spoken language wasn't concrete back in that era
You: and nor is it in the modern day too...
Stranger: yeah no kidding
You: the internet is destroying languages
Stranger: I completely agree! Texting too.
You: I can see, in a decade or so - "u" "ur" etc.. becoming everyday language
You: certainly
Stranger: Oh God....
You: not everyday, but used in a "professional" manner
Stranger: Ur on a resume
You: haha
You: exactly
Stranger: Id luv to werk at ur compny
You: academic papers written with "w/e"
You: haha
Stranger: lol
You: its and it's becoming mixed
Stranger: That bugs the crap out of me!
You: yes it does!
Stranger: I'm a grammar nazi
You: haha
You: i kind of am too
You: i correct strangers
You: which occasionally, has gotten me into trouble
Stranger: yeah how will they know otherwise?
You: i don't really know - keep in mind these were guys in suits too
Stranger: Sad
You: office executives, who knows
You: the english language is being torn apart!
Stranger: Language as an entity is ever changing
You: Agreed
Stranger: so i understand that, but there are some lines that are just not crossed
You: Agreed to as well
Stranger: I think (hopehopehope) people like you and I will keep proper usage going for a while yet
You: I strongly promote the proper use of not only the English language, but any language.
Stranger: Of course.
You: I avoid "ur" "u" and the associated nonsense in texts if possible
Stranger: All my friends make fun of me for using whole words and proper grammar in texts

You: haha
Stranger: I type it faster anyway
You: of course, since the T9 input uses proper words
You: anyhow
You: it's been real nice chatting with you!
You: first "real" chat!
Stranger: yeah same here!
You: i gotta go now
You: have fun =)
Stranger: Yeah you too!
Stranger: bye
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