"Cereus-validus-..........." wrote in message
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If there is anybody who is used to being "paved", Jaqueoff is the one!!!

Fuque "Other people's cats".

This thread has been the official showplace of Jaqueoff's abundant
shortcommings!!!


A rather strange word....'fuque'....looked it up in my Yankee dictionary +
English one + French one but could not find...must be a result of the
'Evolving English' that became part of a topic on this site....

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Harold Walker wrote:
"Cereus-validus-..........." wrote in message
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If there is anybody who is used to being "paved", Jaqueoff is the one!!!

Fuque "Other people's cats".

This thread has been the official showplace of Jaqueoff's abundant
shortcommings!!!

A rather strange word....'fuque'....looked it up in my Yankee dictionary +
English one + French one but could not find...must be a result of the
'Evolving English' that became part of a topic on this site....

It may be the result of over-indulging in pulque.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

Jolly wot!

Fuque all youz frog licking ponces!!!

Get down on yer knobby knees and yankee this!!!

Brush up on yer Shakespeare and waggle my dagger!!!


"Nick Maclaren" wrote in message
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In article ,
Harold Walker wrote:
"Cereus-validus-..........." wrote in
message
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If there is anybody who is used to being "paved", Jaqueoff is the one!!!

Fuque "Other people's cats".

This thread has been the official showplace of Jaqueoff's abundant
shortcommings!!!

A rather strange word....'fuque'....looked it up in my Yankee dictionary +
English one + French one but could not find...must be a result of the
'Evolving English' that became part of a topic on this site....

It may be the result of over-indulging in pulque.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

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Again...it all depends..if the target audience has a broad range but the
majority of the group be Yorkshire countrymen then the majority would
fully understand the local dialect and thus greater benefit to the
masses.

What exactly is the "benefit" of some people in a target audience NOT
fully understanding the speaker?


Politicians, spin doctors, and door to door salesmen are probably aware of
potential benefits in that direction, not that they'd ever admit it :-)

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"Janet Baraclough" wrote in message
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from "Harold Walker" contains these words:

Again...it all depends..if the target audience has a broad range but
the
majority of the group be Yorkshire countrymen then the majority would
fully understand the local dialect and thus greater benefit to the
masses.

What exactly is the "benefit" of some people in a target audience NOT
fully understanding the speaker?

Those few among the masses would receive little to zero benefit.....that
would be their tough luck....as a Marketing Specialist for a major
corporation and not a door to door salesman my "job" would have been
successful had I gotten across to the masses....the target audience.

In article ,
Harold Walker wrote:

"BAC" wrote in message
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What exactly is the "benefit" of some people in a target audience NOT
fully understanding the speaker?

Those few among the masses would receive little to zero benefit.....that
would be their tough luck....as a Marketing Specialist for a major
corporation and not a door to door salesman my "job" would have been
successful had I gotten across to the masses....the target audience.

And I am almost exactly the opposite. In my work, if I attempt to
dumb down to the level of the (even professional, specialised)
masses, it becomes impossible to convey the important information.
Yes, I need to be able to say things at various levels, which do
include relatively low-level overviews.

Please note that there is no fundamental difference between the use
of a local dialect and a specialised technical jargon. So the
benefit of some people not understanding me is that I can convey
more and better information to those that do.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

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"BAC" wrote in message
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"Janet Baraclough" wrote in message
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The message
from "Harold Walker" contains these words:

Again...it all depends..if the target audience has a broad range but
the
majority of the group be Yorkshire countrymen then the majority would
fully understand the local dialect and thus greater benefit to the
masses.

What exactly is the "benefit" of some people in a target audience NOT
fully understanding the speaker?

Those few among the masses would receive little to zero benefit.....that
would be their tough luck....as a Marketing Specialist for a major
corporation and not a door to door salesman my "job" would have been
successful had I gotten across to the masses....the target audience.

I believe major marketing specialists here, draw a distinction between
"the masses", and a group selected as the "targeted audience". Missing
the target would count as a failure.

Janet.

Janet

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"BAC" wrote in message
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"Janet Baraclough" wrote in message
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The message
from "Harold Walker" contains these
words:

Again...it all depends..if the target audience has a broad range but
the
majority of the group be Yorkshire countrymen then the majority
would
fully understand the local dialect and thus greater benefit to the
masses.

What exactly is the "benefit" of some people in a target audience
NOT
fully understanding the speaker?

Those few among the masses would receive little to zero benefit.....that
would be their tough luck....as a Marketing Specialist for a major
corporation and not a door to door salesman my "job" would have been
successful had I gotten across to the masses....the target audience.

I believe major marketing specialists here, draw a distinction between
"the masses", and a group selected as the "targeted audience". Missing
the target would count as a failure.

Janet.
Missing any target is a failure.....ask any marksman