Social Chatting - January 2015!

I will not except it, nor will I _accept_ it. :P

*glares at you* Whhhyyy must you do this to me!???!!

You do it to yourself. :P

I correct my own spelling? Oh okay. Pretty cool, huh? :D

I will not except it, nor will I _accept_ it. :P

*glares at you* Whhhyyy must you do this to me!???!!

You do it to yourself. :P

I correct my own spelling? Oh okay. Pretty cool, huh? :D

You cause the correction of your own spelling by misspelling!

Hurray! I no longer pop my ears every time I blow my nose! :P

To be fully honest, I am glad.

Why?

There are times when an exclamation point is needed, and when you restrict yourself as you did, it can make you look more indifferent than perhaps you intend. I don't know if you ran into this problem, but I can see myself running into it.

True, but least it didn't seem like I was yelling every sentence. Besides, I am pretty indifferent to start with.

Which is why it is not best to use exclamation points in every sentence. But, if you wish to convey a slight sense of indifference to match your personality, go right ahead. I suppose that frequent exclamation points are not for everyone.

Preferably I would be a good enough wordsmith that I could convey non-indifference without exclamation marks. The best writers use them very rarely.

I will not except it, nor will I _accept_ it. :P

*glares at you* Whhhyyy must you do this to me!???!!

You do it to yourself. :P

I correct my own spelling? Oh okay. Pretty cool, huh? :D

You cause the correction of your own spelling by misspelling!

Orrr its just all your fault. ^like everything.^ :p

Which is why it is not best to use exclamation points in every sentence. But, if you wish to convey a slight sense of indifference to match your personality, go right ahead. I suppose that frequent exclamation points are not for everyone.

Preferably I would be a good enough wordsmith that I could convey non-indifference without exclamation marks. The best writers use them very rarely.

Indeed so. However, I consider conversation as quite drastically different than story writing; there is more room for emotion and excitement.

I will not except it, nor will I _accept_ it. :P

*glares at you* Whhhyyy must you do this to me!???!!

You do it to yourself. :P

I correct my own spelling? Oh okay. Pretty cool, huh? :D

You cause the correction of your own spelling by misspelling!

Orrr its just all your fault. ^like everything.^ :p

IT IS NOT!!!!! NOW STOP IT!!!!

Hurray! I no longer pop my ears every time I blow my nose! :P

Nice!

You cause the correction of your own spelling by misspelling!

Orrr its just all your fault. ^like everything.^ :p

It's just all my fault. If you insist.

I will not except it, nor will I _accept_ it. :P

*glares at you* Whhhyyy must you do this to me!???!!

You do it to yourself. :P

I correct my own spelling? Oh okay. Pretty cool, huh? :D

You cause the correction of your own spelling by misspelling!

Orrr its just all your fault. ^like everything.^ :p

IT IS NOT!!!!! NOW STOP IT!!!!

Carissa! Can we just eccept the fact that things like this are apart of my personality and deal with it???

Hurray! I no longer pop my ears every time I blow my nose! :P

Nice!

I don't typically blow my nose at all, but with all this congestion recently I've been forced to do it several times a day. I think this is the first time in a few days that I have not popped my ears while doing it. :P

IT IS NOT!!!!! NOW STOP IT!!!!

Carissa! Can we just eccept the fact that things like this are apart of my personality and deal with it???

Eccept? major facepalm

^(As opposed to a minor facepalm. They really are very different.)^

Which is why it is not best to use exclamation points in every sentence. But, if you wish to convey a slight sense of indifference to match your personality, go right ahead. I suppose that frequent exclamation points are not for everyone.

Preferably I would be a good enough wordsmith that I could convey non-indifference without exclamation marks. The best writers use them very rarely.

Indeed so. However, I consider conversation as quite drastically different than story writing; there is more room for emotion and excitement.

True, the rare exclamation marks in stories written by the best authors are, in fact, usually in conversations.

You cause the correction of your own spelling by misspelling!

Orrr its just all your fault. ^like everything.^ :p

_It's_ just all my fault. If you insist.

"If I insist"

I will not except it, nor will I _accept_ it. :P

*glares at you* Whhhyyy must you do this to me!???!!

You do it to yourself. :P

I correct my own spelling? Oh okay. Pretty cool, huh? :D

You cause the correction of your own spelling by misspelling!

Orrr its just all your fault. ^like everything.^ :p

IT IS NOT!!!!! NOW STOP IT!!!!

Carissa! Can we just eccept the fact that things like this are apart of my personality and deal with it???

Ummm…no… :P

I will not except it, nor will I _accept_ it. :P

*glares at you* Whhhyyy must you do this to me!???!!

You do it to yourself. :P

I correct my own spelling? Oh okay. Pretty cool, huh? :D

You cause the correction of your own spelling by misspelling!

Orrr its just all your fault. ^like everything.^ :p

IT IS NOT!!!!! NOW STOP IT!!!!

Carissa! Can we just eccept the fact that things like this are apart of my personality and deal with it???

I am reading a book on Christian counseling that would not like what you just said.

IT IS NOT!!!!! NOW STOP IT!!!!

Carissa! Can we just eccept the fact that things like this are apart of my personality and deal with it???

Eccept? *major facepalm* ^(As opposed to a minor facepalm. They really are very different.)^

Something like that :p

Hurray! I no longer pop my ears every time I blow my nose! :P

Nice!

I don't typically blow my nose at all, but with all this congestion recently I've been forced to do it several times a day. I think this is the first time in a few days that I have not popped my ears while doing it. :P

Understood. Yeah, my ears always pop when I have to blow my nose. :P

Indeed so. However, I consider conversation as quite drastically different than story writing; there is more room for emotion and excitement.

True, the rare exclamation marks in stories written by the best authors are, in fact, usually in conversations.

Narration is not typically exciting; or if it is, it uses colorful wording to convey the excitement, not extreme punctuation. There is something much different about conversing.

I will not except it, nor will I _accept_ it. :P

*glares at you* Whhhyyy must you do this to me!???!!

You do it to yourself. :P

I correct my own spelling? Oh okay. Pretty cool, huh? :D

You cause the correction of your own spelling by misspelling!

Orrr its just all your fault. ^like everything.^ :p

IT IS NOT!!!!! NOW STOP IT!!!!

Carissa! Can we just eccept the fact that things like this are apart of my personality and deal with it???

I am reading a book on Christian counseling which would not like what you just said.

Congratulations.

I will not except it, nor will I _accept_ it. :P

*glares at you* Whhhyyy must you do this to me!???!!

You do it to yourself. :P

I correct my own spelling? Oh okay. Pretty cool, huh? :D

You cause the correction of your own spelling by misspelling!

Orrr its just all your fault. ^like everything.^ :p

IT IS NOT!!!!! NOW STOP IT!!!!

Carissa! Can we just eccept the fact that things like this are apart of my personality and deal with it???

Ummm...no... :P

… :p

I am reading a book on Christian counseling which would not like what you just said.

Congratulations.

Excuses are a poor way of dealing with problems, Abi. ;)

Random note: Guys and Dolls is a long musical.

Indeed so. However, I consider conversation as quite drastically different than story writing; there is more room for emotion and excitement.

True, the rare exclamation marks in stories written by the best authors are, in fact, usually in conversations.

Narration is not typically exciting; or if it is, it uses colorful wording to convey the excitement, not extreme punctuation. There is something much different about conversing.

This conversation seems a lot more like philosophizing on life than conveying excitement to the reader. (If I put an exclamation mark at the end of that sentence it would seem misplaced.)

Remember the bit about punctuation in the Jonah Sword Study?

Random note: Guys and Dolls is a long musical.

Apparently so. :P

^On a side note, I cannot help but smile largely every time I see your picture. :P^

You've been watching it this entire time!?

Random note: Guys and Dolls is a long musical.

Note. Ha, ha.

I am reading a book on Christian counseling which would not like what you just said.

Congratulations.

Excuses are a poor way of dealing with problems, Abi. ;)

Thank you. For your consideration.

Random note: Guys and Dolls is a long musical.

Apparently so. :P ^On a side note, I cannot help but smile largely every time I see your picture. :P^

Thank you. :)

Narration is not typically exciting; or if it is, it uses colorful wording to convey the excitement, not extreme punctuation. There is something much different about conversing.

This conversation seems a lot more like philosophizing on life than conveying excitement to the reader. (If I put an exclamation mark at the end of that sentence it would seem misplaced.) Remember the bit about punctuation in the Jonah Sword Study?

Again, indeed so. I must say, though, most of my conversing does not involve philosophizing on life. I welcome the change, however.

Vaguely. Refresh my memory?

You've been watching it this entire time!?

Like I said, it's a long musical.

felt you on lol

Narration is not typically exciting; or if it is, it uses colorful wording to convey the excitement, not extreme punctuation. There is something much different about conversing.

This conversation seems a lot more like philosophizing on life than conveying excitement to the reader. (If I put an exclamation mark at the end of that sentence it would seem misplaced.) Remember the bit about punctuation in the Jonah Sword Study?

Again, indeed so. I must say, though, most of my conversing does not involve philosophizing on life. I welcome the change, however. Vaguely. Refresh my memory?

Please. I am interested in learning about the latest sword studies.

I am reading a book on Christian counseling which would not like what you just said.

Congratulations.

Excuses are a poor way of dealing with problems, Abi. ;)

Thank you. For your consideration.

You are welcome… I think. :P

*felt you on* lol

You tend to do that with surprising accuracy. :)

Narration is not typically exciting; or if it is, it uses colorful wording to convey the excitement, not extreme punctuation. There is something much different about conversing.

This conversation seems a lot more like philosophizing on life than conveying excitement to the reader. (If I put an exclamation mark at the end of that sentence it would seem misplaced.) Remember the bit about punctuation in the Jonah Sword Study?

Again, indeed so. I must say, though, most of my conversing does not involve philosophizing on life. I welcome the change, however. Vaguely. Refresh my memory?

She said that one couldn't overuse exclamation points. It was then that I realized why we have such different takes on life.

Narration is not typically exciting; or if it is, it uses colorful wording to convey the excitement, not extreme punctuation. There is something much different about conversing.

This conversation seems a lot more like philosophizing on life than conveying excitement to the reader. (If I put an exclamation mark at the end of that sentence it would seem misplaced.) Remember the bit about punctuation in the Jonah Sword Study?

Again, indeed so. I must say, though, most of my conversing does not involve philosophizing on life. I welcome the change, however. Vaguely. Refresh my memory?

She said that one couldn't overuse exclamation points. It was then that I realized why we have such different takes on life.

As in, it is impossible to overuse them, or unwise? Assuming the former, I am inclined to think that she does not have much experience writing.

Vaguely. Refresh my memory?

She said that one couldn't overuse exclamation points. It was then that I realized why we have such different takes on life.

Quite so. To Mrs. McMahan, life seems to be quite exciting. Not a bad thing.

*felt you on* lol

You tend to do that with surprising accuracy. :)

She just spies on the conversation noncommittally until someone interesting comes on.

*felt you on* lol

You tend to do that with surprising accuracy. :)

Sooorrryyyy!!! :)

You've been watching it this entire time!?

Like I said, it's a long musical.

Yeah! Wow!

I am reading a book on Christian counseling which would not like what you just said.

Congratulations.

Excuses are a poor way of dealing with problems, Abi. ;)

Thank you. For your consideration.

You are welcome... I think. :P

I'm welcome!!!!! I think….? Yayayyyyy!!!!!! Sooo happpppyyyyyy! Full of joy!!!!!!

I'm really really tired,..and kinda starting to get really hyper…maybe I should leave…. Or something like that….:p

*felt you on* lol

You tend to do that with surprising accuracy. :)

Sooorrryyyy!!! :)

Carissa, look what you've done!

*felt you on* lol

You tend to do that with surprising accuracy. :)

She just spies on the conversation noncommittally until someone interesting comes on.

That is not true. But I can't prove anything.

She said that one couldn't overuse exclamation points. It was then that I realized why we have such different takes on life.

As in, it is impossible to overuse them, or unwise? Assuming the former, I am inclined to think that she does not have much experience writing.

But plenty of experience conversing!

Vaguely. Refresh my memory?

She said that one couldn't overuse exclamation points. It was then that I realized why we have such different takes on life.

Quite so. To Mrs. McMahan, life seems to be quite exciting. Not a bad thing.

To me, life seems to be worth philosophizing on. Not a bad thing either.

*felt you on* lol

You tend to do that with surprising accuracy. :)

Sooorrryyyy!!! :)

Carissa, look what you've done!

Sorryyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!

She said that one couldn't overuse exclamation points. It was then that I realized why we have such different takes on life.

As in, it is impossible to overuse them, or unwise? Assuming the former, I am inclined to think that she does not have much experience writing.

But plenty of experience conversing!

That does not surprise me.

Vaguely. Refresh my memory?

She said that one couldn't overuse exclamation points. It was then that I realized why we have such different takes on life.

Quite so. To Mrs. McMahan, life seems to be quite exciting. Not a bad thing.

To me, life seems to be worth philosophizing on. Not a bad thing either.

Indeed not. I think that I am somewhere in the middle.

*felt you on* lol

You tend to do that with surprising accuracy. :)

Sooorrryyyy!!! :)

Carissa, look what you've done!

Sorryyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!

For pity's sake.