I just realized something.

[Ms.Squeakers]

I had no idea, until today.
I just notice I write in recipe form.
I must press the enter key after every sentence.
Its like writing a recipe because if its all together, then you cant read it.
Interesting. I had no idea.
I have problems writing all in a brick, like you are supposed to.
It looks to jammed together to me.


Anyway,
Go back to DISing,
thats just random. It just hit me.



Mouse

 

[Babyjustrun]

I do it often on MSN.
Sometimes I do it on the DIS. Sometimes I don't.
But like on MSN, all you see is me writing because I refuse to put it all in one.
Like
Hilary:
kdjaglkjsklgjd
Hilary:
hsjfdalgjdsk
Hilary:
gdsklgj

 

[Ms.Squeakers]

I do that a lot too.
My friend finally screamed at me (on AIM of course)
"what the heck!! WHY do you keep pressing enter, just say what you have to say THEN press enter"
You know what my responce was?
"But,"
"I have to!"

xD

 

[StitchfansJr]

I realized that, too. It doesn't bother me though.

 

[VolleyballQt07]

It annoys me to all get out when people type like that but I get used to it....

ItS bEtTeR tHaN tYpInG lIkE tHiS i GuEsS! lol

 

[Ms.Squeakers]

That annoys me the most.
Or,
When people type like this "ok icu l8tr kay bbi?"
That bothers me. At least you can tell what Im saying,

Right?

 

[Babyjustrun]

I hate people who can't be bothered to write in full sentences and insist on using chat speak.
Chat speak is dead.

 

[::Snow_White::]

I usually won't write sentences altogether on DIS.
Sometimes I do.

(Like that. I don't like putting that in one line...)
I do it alot.
I usually enter alot.

 

[Ms.Squeakers]

Right.
It just feels weird to be across the other side of the screen.
Chat speak, is insane.
I don't like it at all. I can name that 3/4 people in my class use text speak when writing papers or doing math equations.

 

[Babyjustrun]

Ewz. If I was a teacher, and I saw text speak on an essay, I'd give them a zero.
That doesn't even qualify at writing.
I don't text, and even if I did, I wouldn't do it often. I have the tendency to write out full sentences and that takes forever on a phone.

 

[Ms.Squeakers]

I hate how,
Someone used text speak on their essay, and didnt spell mneumonic right they spelt it "Newmonac" which even I knew was wrong. They got an A on their essay and I got a B- .

-.-

 

[STOPxmickeytime]

Yeah, chat speak's my biggest pet peeve, too.
People yell at me for texting full paragraphs.
But at least I'm not "lol"ing every other word.

 

[StitchfansJr]

That annoys me the most.
Or,
When people type like this "ok icu l8tr kay bbi?"
That bothers me. At least you can tell what Im saying,

Right?

I hate that. =/ It's so annoying.

 

[::Snow_White::]

That annoys me the most.
Or,
When people type like this "ok icu l8tr kay bbi?"
That bothers me. At least you can tell what Im saying,

Right?

It took me a minute to read that.
I refuse to use "Ur" "u" "ic" etc.
Even when I text.
Someone I talk to always says nething.
When I ask what they are doing.
I keep thinking it says knee thing.
When it means anything.
I hate it when people don't spell out the whole word.

 

[Babyjustrun]

I think it's kind of funny when people spell things wrong because they said they can't remember how to spell it and the wrong spelling is actually longer and includes more letters than the actual word.

 

[OneTreeHill]

I type like that sometimes too.
Like, the recipe form, I mean.

 

[Ms.Squeakers]

Like "thnx" for "thanks"
How hard would it be to type 2 (actually 1 if you replaced the x) more letters?
NOT THAT HARD.

 

[OneTreeHill]

Like "thnx" for "thanks"
How hard would it be to type 2 (actually 1 if you replaced the x) more letters?
NOT THAT HARD.

I know.
WHen people are typing to me on IM, I really hate it when they talk like that.

 

[StitchfansJr]

Or. "u" Can you take two seconds out of their lives to type the "y" and the "o"?

 

[Ms.Squeakers]

Exactly.
It isnt difficult
I refuse to speak in text speak when texting someone.
The only time I find it okay is when its a long text and I ran out of room so I put "by" instead of "Bye"