Re: !
Skeeter <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | alt.checkmate |
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| Organization | UTB |
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In article <[email protected]>, pursent100 @gmail.com says... > > jojo wrote: > > % wrote: > >> jojo wrote: > >>> yoyleguy wrote: > >>>> I don't think I have seen many use the exclaimation mark, as I call it > >>>> (though I do hear it has many other such names) at all. It's always > >>>> seemed like something intended solely for the playwright and the > >>>> toddler, not the regular person. In fact, notice my lack of usage for > >>>> it? Exactly. This is merely a byproduct of it being childish. > >>>> > >>> > >>> i use it for emphasis, you see, punctuations are meant to convey a > >>> certain tone or pace or breaks that occur in normal speech and the > >>> puncs are shortcuts for those. > >>> > >>> of course in work settings seldom used, unless its being used in a > >>> campaign.. but not really for interpersonal.. unless the person is > >>> very mad in the head or neurotic. > >>> > >> hi > > > > did you know this whole hi and hello thing did not exist before the > > invention of the telephone? > > > > people just used to say wassup in the 1800s and prior. > > > no , they stopped and talked and had no hurrys Was he around then? Damn he's old. -- https://rootbadger.com/invite/i7w9b9K7BUMNXZUDwPUvCxxZYcx4aKXrcoIVKJFt https://ibb.co/q26Rmhn NNTP friendly.