Discussion using only one syllable words

Folk that speak my tongue know the tale of its birth and the change that took place. If we go back in time, we find that the old words were short. But the folk who came from France brought words that were not so short and so now we have a mix of long words and short words. Let us talk of things ~ the old way ~ just with short words.

K.

@divegeester said
K.

@fmf said
You jest like a knave with just a K which won't lead to chats that change this small world we live in, here where guys and gals play chess and type words, be they good or bad ~ or dull.

@fmf said
You jest like a knave with just a K which won't lead to chats that change this small world we live in, here where guys and gals play chess and type words, be they good or bad ~ or dull.

@very-rusty said
What category would you fit yourself into?

-VR

@wolfe63 said
Is this style of speech fun?
Seems void of laughs.
Seems a bit dull.

@fmf said
You make this seem true with your own words.

How would it be if you tried a bit more to give those laughs and a bit less to land your blows?

@torunn said
Short words, poor chat in the long run.

@fmf said
I beg to diff...er... wait, um... to hold what you said not to be true, for I think the tongues, in a mix, of the Danes and the Jutes and the two ones that i must not say that start with A and S ~ gave us words and a voice that can give us chat rich with grit and wit, not so far from the spakes of Spurs fans in pubs near their ground.

@very-rusty said
What category would you fit yourself into?

-VR

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Break rules you do.

@torunn said
He can't go by rules.

@torunn said
I don't quite get it but if you say so - let's see how long this thread will go on.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
My mate Dave hates rules. (He's in the clink).