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What form of the language are these

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carib909
 
Reply Tue 28 Jan, 2014 11:54 pm
Look at music!
Down in the Savannah, there is plenty rum drinking, and food eating!
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jespah
 
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Reply Wed 29 Jan, 2014 07:53 am
@carib909,
Grammatically incorrect English. It's not necessarily a particular dialect, accent, or patois.
McTag
 
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Reply Wed 29 Jan, 2014 04:04 pm
@jespah,
Magazine article headlines?
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