Is it normal to be otaku with this one exception?

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  • Gravy
    10 years ago | pl

    I too have the same feeling of slight agitation and want to spifflicate the user of poor grammar, but its farking hard to type on the phone with huge sausage fingers. So I abbreviate and use T9 on the 3x4 number pad. Please, no apologies, I really enjoy a little friendly jest and light hearted argument. Sorry in advance. And you've even challenged me in refraining from using the little baby assorted Cheeses name in vain. Sorry again. But please not ask me to stop using the eff word as it is such a wonderfarkingful adjective with over 10k meanings.

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    • suckonthis9
      10 years ago | pl

      Fine. You are still able to use the "f" word, WHERE APPROPRIATE.

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      • Gravy
        10 years ago | pl

        don't fucking yell at me you rule pouting hypofuckingcrite!

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        • suckonthis9
          10 years ago | pl

          I was not yelling, I was merely emphasizing the words, "where appropriate."
          Query: simple methods to determine degrees of emphasis would be helpful.
          Please discuss this and make suggestions.

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          • Gravy
            10 years ago | pl

            what about""to"" increase emphasis over less emphasised "words". I.e. if I wanted to tell you to stop eating my cornflakes with particularly strong directive simply multiply the"" on hey you """fuck off""".

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            • suckonthis9
              10 years ago | pl

              Good suggestion.
              ***Emphasize this.*** - is everyone able to do this?
              We could use both in combination, possibly.
              We need concurrence and a ready reference.

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              • suckonthis9
                10 years ago | pl

                ^^^I also have this symbol.^^^

                I would like to do this without introducing textese, but both could be used congruently as long as there is a clear dividing line.

                [*****And I don't want to hear why I am creating division in language.***** The reason is quite simple, textese pollutes languages.]

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        • shade_ilmaendu
          10 years ago | pl

          You guys are so silly. n.n

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