If you are currently using MSN Messenger to communicate with your friends/enemies/dead pets, have a scroll back up and look at the first line of every single sentence you have just written. Actually, just look at the first letter of every single sentence you have written. Notice, how absolutely everyone of those sentences does not start with a capital letter. Okay, maybe the occasional sentence that begins with the word "I", but that's all. I have no idea why we don't bother, or why for that matter we don't bother with full stops at the ends of sentences on MSN. Tthe good news, however, is that I can't see how Bill Gates can possibly make any money out of this what-so-ever. Which is always a good sign.
(m) Kate (She has a cough)
Answer to your blog question.... spelling and grammar don't matter when you talk, and in MSN you are really talking to people, so it doesn't matter. Why did you single MSN out, it's the same on all internet chat applications. I think your rants are going downhill...!!
When are you coming back to Swansea?
It's true. But at least I put apostrophes in the right place.
wot u talkin bout?????????? i alwayz dont talk lyk l00srs
(note sarcasm in my last comment. sorry it doesn't come across well on the net. heh)
I thought it was capitals becuase MSN stand for MicroSoft Networks Messanger which if said together doesnt really need the .
You dont write t.c.p./i.p. like that do you, it would be stupid. Stupid
Oh the capitals for MSN are fine, as it is an abbreviation (note, it is not an acronym). Just generally. Y'know. Shoddy Grammar. 733t
I getchya ;)
Although msn messenger would have to be huge to fit in Microsoft Messenger
hang on, you are moaning about the lack of capital letters? i can tell you why. its cos i cant be bothered to press all those buttons. its like 'shift' 'comma' blah blah blah zzzz. hmmm. pub later?
seb you are stupid. i think my cough is better now btw...
i have already discussed my views on the whole grammar situation (thankyou for teaching me how to spell that word)
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