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From the INBOX	by ChuckAB	2007-11-29 05:14:14
And now to go to wrok (n/t)	by ChuckAB	2007-11-29 05:14:34
When did the word "wrok" come up? I have seen ...	by MuscleOwl	2007-11-29 05:37:25
... it many times and from the frequency and way of usage I get that it is used on purpose instead of "work". Aside from the aspect that for quite a lot of people there is something wrong with work - whatever that may be, conditions, own/coworkers'/boss' attitude (permutate the order of these as you deem it right), ... Well, aside from that aspect, about when has the word "work" first been purposely transformed to "wrok"?
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It's like twisting the spelling on a cuss word....	by kiwifruit	2007-11-29 05:51:55
For me as a Dutchy it has double that meaning	by ttlogic	2007-11-29 06:08:39
Well SaleGamine and I started saying	by Spisefisken	2007-11-29 06:21:50
Typo. Like the "mpnkey" posts.	by Adiplomat	2007-11-29 06:34:43
You've been here longer, old chap	by Spisefisken	2007-11-29 06:47:29
Wow, I haven't seen you in ages.	by ErniePi	2007-11-29 06:53:14
I went for W*rk (n/t)	by Treehugger	2007-11-29 07:48:35
Probably as a parallel to "pr0n". (n/t)	by Phoon	2007-11-29 06:10:49

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