Re: !

Skeeter wrote:
> 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.
> 

i was alive in the year.. in the 900s, that was my first life 
instance i believe.