Do I want to know what a tenner is? I use some weird words. I mean, they are words, but you don't hear them every day. Like the phrase 'I'd have figured', I've never heard anyone say that before, but I sort of just clicked to it. I only added two new ones, but there are a lot there that I doubt you'd have seen.
Jargon slang? No, not always. It's more like... the way people talk when they are not attending a formal ceremony, and even in formal ceremonies they often use some jargon, like... words common in their place of the world, but not so much in other places. For example, yesterday I learned that almost every American knows what a tenner is, but they hardly ever use the word, because it's not common in their jargon, while it is in the jargon of the Brits I will see the albums
Is jargon a slang word? Uh... Compare it to dribble, or just generally ranting on. I don't think it is a frequently used would, I'm the only person I know who says it. I uploaded some pictures of camp into my School and Stuff album. Check them out. Check out my other albums, if you haven't recently. I add stuff all the time.
Uh huh, jargon! ... Australian I hope... may help me if I ever visit your homeland
I trust you will. About 3,000 words. Most of it, as far as I'm concerned, is jargon. Although I suppose you could call it 'capturing the aptmosphere'.
spare week ... quite a long story... I may need some time not to miss any detail. I don't like missing details I will go to it soon
I see you are awake and sparkling!! I finished my blog entry on camp. When you have a spare, lemme see, week you should read it.
Morning!!
I'll be waiting
