Social Chatting - January 2015!

I think you meant to say "citizens".

Of course she did.

I'm always the one to blame on everything. I guess it's a good thing I'm around on here, so that if anything goes wrong, you can just blame it on me. xP

At least you're not a vegetarian. :P

Don't vegetarians ever think of how the _plants_ feel about being ruthlessly killed and eaten??

*Is laughing so hard she can't breathe*

You can stop laughing now.

I have. :P

I think you meant to say "citizens".

I think you meant to put the period inside the quotation mark.

(Sorry, but that it such an extreme pet peeve of mine… and you do seem to care about grammar, soo….)

I'm going to go now too. Good night guys!!

I think you meant to say "citizens".

Of _course_ she did.

Yeah. But knowing her, she'll quote that movie line. Yes, you may as well go ahead and laugh at me. And I shall swallow my pride and get over this pet peeve.

Nic, Christian, the rest: I must go now.

send my love to yourselves, and have a good night.

signs of affection

I think you meant to say "citizens".

I think you meant to put the period inside the quotation mark. (Sorry, but that it such an *extreme* pet peeve of mine... and you do seem to care about grammar, soo....)

Why is that a pet peeve of yours? Why does it matter so much to you that you actually had to mention it to her, when it was obvious what she meant?? :P

Just for clarification, Christian, I'm talking days off work because of snow... just so that you know...

Yeah... and... I sorta answered that question in my original description of the weather this week. Which.. is why Carissa is now laughing hysterically. Just go back and take a look. =P

Whateverrrrrr. =| I mean... yeah, whatever, nevermind.

I'm confused. I can't tell if 1. you realized your error and want to drop the subject, 2. you still don't think there's been an error, because your definition of snow day is different from mine, or 3. you still don't see what I'm talking about...

#1. Just because I feel bad that this is like the THIRD time I've done that tonight. Because half the time we happen to be on at the same time and talk, we're always having to ask for clarification and whatever else on whatever I say! That's why! Nothing else. We can't just carry on a simple conversation. Nothing wrong on your part! Just mine.

I'm going to go now too. Good night guys!!

Farewell Emily!

I think you meant to say "citizens".

I think you meant to put the period inside the quotation mark. (Sorry, but that it such an *extreme* pet peeve of mine... and you do seem to care about grammar, soo....)

Thank you for correcting me. Obviously I have been misled in that area…. I shall remember that! Thanks! :)

Greetings.

I think you meant to say "citizens".

Of _course_ she did.

Yeah. But knowing her, she'll quote that movie line. Yes, you may as well go ahead and laugh at me. And I shall swallow my pride and get over this pet peeve.

Wait, wait. Why would I be laughing at you now?

Bye Noah and Emily!

I think you meant to say "citizens".

I think you meant to put the period inside the quotation mark. (Sorry, but that it such an *extreme* pet peeve of mine... and you do seem to care about grammar, soo....)

Why is that a pet peeve of yours? Why does it matter so much to you that you actually had to _mention_ it to her, when it was obvious what she meant?? :P

…a bit of illogicality (word??) going on here…? :P

Nic, Christian, the rest: I must go now. send my love to yourselves, and have a good night. *signs of affection*

Farewell brother! :( handshake

Bye Noah and Emily!

Greetings.

Greetings Margaret.

I think you meant to say "citizens".

I think you meant to put the period inside the quotation mark. (Sorry, but that it such an *extreme* pet peeve of mine... and you do seem to care about grammar, soo....)

Why is that a pet peeve of yours? Why does it matter so much to you that you actually had to _mention_ it to her, when it was obvious what she meant?? :P

HUH? HUH? HUH? WHA-!

I think you meant to say "citizens".

Of _course_ she did.

Yeah. But knowing her, she'll quote that movie line. Yes, you may as well go ahead and laugh at me. And I shall swallow my pride and get over this pet peeve.

Wait, wait. _Why_ would I be laughing at you now?

Cause I just shared my thought…sorta…

Greetings Margaret!

Why is that a pet peeve of yours? Why does it matter so much to you that you actually had to _mention_ it to her, when it was obvious what she meant?? :P

...a bit of illogicality (word??) going on here...? :P

(Yes, that is the correct word. :P) Are you referring to me, or are you agreeing with me and saying that Christian is being illogical?

You get on right as I leave. :(

I think you meant to say "citizens".

I think you meant to put the period inside the quotation mark. (Sorry, but that it such an *extreme* pet peeve of mine... and you do seem to care about grammar, soo....)

Why is that a pet peeve of yours? Why does it matter so much to you that you actually had to _mention_ it to her, when it was obvious what she meant?? :P

HUH? HUH? HUH? WHA-!

Bethany!!! Stop!!! That's almost as bad as the dress shirt noise!!!

I think you meant to say "citizens".

I think you meant to put the period inside the quotation mark. (Sorry, but that it such an *extreme* pet peeve of mine... and you do seem to care about grammar, soo....)

Why is that a pet peeve of yours? Why does it matter so much to you that you actually had to _mention_ it to her, when it was obvious what she meant?? :P

HUH? HUH? HUH? WHA-!

CAN YOU NOT DETECT SARCASM?

Why is that a pet peeve of yours? Why does it matter so much to you that you actually had to _mention_ it to her, when it was obvious what she meant?? :P

...a bit of illogicality (word??) going on here...? :P

(Yes, that is the correct word. :P) Are you referring to me, or are you agreeing with me and saying that Christian is being illogical?

I'm referring to you, sir. :P

I think you meant to say "citizens".

I think you meant to put the period inside the quotation mark. (Sorry, but that it such an *extreme* pet peeve of mine... and you do seem to care about grammar, soo....)

Why is that a pet peeve of yours? Why does it matter so much to you that you actually had to _mention_ it to her, when it was obvious what she meant?? :P

I gave my reason: She cares about grammar. Otherwise I wouldn't have mentioned it. I often do not.

Also, as she confirmed, I suspected that she had been misinformed concerning the subject, which is very often the case in such instances. Similar to how I recently had to inform our father that a semicolon goes outside the quotation mark, as opposed to periods and commas, which must stay within the quotation mark.

HUH? HUH? HUH? WHA-!

Bethany!!! Stop!!! That's almost as bad as the dress shirt noise!!!

Will you people pleeeeease inform me as to what this "inside joke" is so that I am not hopelessly confused? :P

I think you meant to say "citizens".

I think you meant to put the period inside the quotation mark. (Sorry, but that it such an *extreme* pet peeve of mine... and you do seem to care about grammar, soo....)

Why is that a pet peeve of yours? Why does it matter so much to you that you actually had to _mention_ it to her, when it was obvious what she meant?? :P

HUH? HUH? HUH? WHA-!

CAN YOU NOT DETECT SARCASM?

NO. NOT WHEN YOU ARE DOING IT. NOT TONIGHT.

Why is that a pet peeve of yours? Why does it matter so much to you that you actually had to _mention_ it to her, when it was obvious what she meant?? :P

...a bit of illogicality (word??) going on here...? :P

(Yes, that is the correct word. :P) Are you referring to me, or are you agreeing with me and saying that Christian is being illogical?

I'm referring to you, sir. :P

You can't detect sarcasm either??

Why is that a pet peeve of yours? Why does it matter so much to you that you actually had to _mention_ it to her, when it was obvious what she meant?? :P

...a bit of illogicality (word??) going on here...? :P

(Yes, that is the correct word. :P) Are you referring to me, or are you agreeing with me and saying that Christian is being illogical?

I'm referring to you, sir. :P

You can't detect sarcasm either??

SINCE WHEN DO YOU USE SARCASM?!

Why is that a pet peeve of yours? Why does it matter so much to you that you actually had to _mention_ it to her, when it was obvious what she meant?? :P

...a bit of illogicality (word??) going on here...? :P

(Yes, that is the correct word. :P) Are you referring to me, or are you agreeing with me and saying that Christian is being illogical?

I'm referring to you, sir. :P

You can't detect sarcasm either??

Sorryyyy. No. I missed that…sorta… :P Though it didn't sound like you I didn't pick that up. Sorry!

CAN YOU NOT DETECT SARCASM?

NO. NOT WHEN YOU ARE DOING IT. NOT TONIGHT.

But I was so obviously making fun of the argument you guys were using earlier!

Just for clarification, Christian, I'm talking days off work because of snow... just so that you know...

Yeah... and... I sorta answered that question in my original description of the weather this week. Which.. is why Carissa is now laughing hysterically. Just go back and take a look. =P

Whateverrrrrr. =| I mean... yeah, whatever, nevermind.

I'm confused. I can't tell if 1. you realized your error and want to drop the subject, 2. you still don't think there's been an error, because your definition of snow day is different from mine, or 3. you still don't see what I'm talking about...

#1. Just because I feel bad that this is like the *THIRD* time I've done that tonight. Because half the time we happen to be on at the same time and talk, we're always having to ask for clarification and whatever else on whatever *I* say! That's why! Nothing else. We can't just carry on a simple conversation. Nothing wrong on your part! Just mine.

Ah, okay. I understand now. I really don't mind it too much. I wish you didn't get so down on yourself about it, honestly. =/ I enjoy these conversations very much, to be honest. =P

Why is that a pet peeve of yours? Why does it matter so much to you that you actually had to _mention_ it to her, when it was obvious what she meant?? :P

...a bit of illogicality (word??) going on here...? :P

(Yes, that is the correct word. :P) Are you referring to me, or are you agreeing with me and saying that Christian is being illogical?

I'm referring to you, sir. :P

You can't detect sarcasm either??

SINCE WHEN DO YOU USE SARCASM?!

……………

I detected the sarcasm in Nicolas's post, for the record.

You can't detect sarcasm either??

SINCE WHEN DO YOU USE SARCASM?!

I use sarcasm all the time, dude!

HUH? HUH? HUH? WHA-!

Bethany!!! Stop!!! That's almost as bad as the dress shirt noise!!!

Will you people pleeeeease inform me as to what this "inside joke" is so that I am not hopelessly confused? :P

When Bethany, David, Ellia or Faith are confused about something, we make this weird face and say "Huh" really loudly. Apparently to Carissa's annoyance, though I have yet to figure out why.

You can't detect sarcasm either??

Sorryyyy. No. I missed that...sorta... :P Though it didn't sound like you I didn't pick that up. Sorry!

Oh, quit apologizing. :P

I think you meant to say "citizens".

I think you meant to put the period inside the quotation mark. (Sorry, but that it such an *extreme* pet peeve of mine... and you do seem to care about grammar, soo....)

Thank you for correcting me. Obviously I have been misled in that area.... I shall remember that! Thanks! :)

Actually, that is an English/American discrepancy. In England they would put the period outside the quotation marks, unless, of course, there was a whole sentence inside the quotations, like parentheses. In America they put the period inside quotations no matter what. I tend to agree with the English, when it comes to which makes more sense.

I detected the sarcasm in Nicolas's post, for the record.

Thank you.

HUH? HUH? HUH? WHA-!

Bethany!!! Stop!!! That's almost as bad as the dress shirt noise!!!

Will you people pleeeeease inform me as to what this "inside joke" is so that I am not hopelessly confused? :P

Fiiiine. Bethany says 'HUH?' all the time (in a certain way that you'd have to see to understand) and it drives me crazy. It's almost as bad as the dress shirt noise. So she does it to annoy me…like her word. :P

Just for clarification, Christian, I'm talking days off work because of snow... just so that you know...

Yeah... and... I sorta answered that question in my original description of the weather this week. Which.. is why Carissa is now laughing hysterically. Just go back and take a look. =P

Whateverrrrrr. =| I mean... yeah, whatever, nevermind.

I'm confused. I can't tell if 1. you realized your error and want to drop the subject, 2. you still don't think there's been an error, because your definition of snow day is different from mine, or 3. you still don't see what I'm talking about...

#1. Just because I feel bad that this is like the *THIRD* time I've done that tonight. Because half the time we happen to be on at the same time and talk, we're always having to ask for clarification and whatever else on whatever *I* say! That's why! Nothing else. We can't just carry on a simple conversation. Nothing wrong on your part! Just mine.

Ah, okay. I understand now. I really don't mind it too much. I wish you didn't get so down on yourself about it, honestly. =/ I enjoy these conversations very much, to be honest. =P

Well, I feel bad for your sake, but if you're okay with it, good. XD

Thank you for correcting me. Obviously I have been misled in that area.... I shall remember that! Thanks! :)

Actually, that is an English/American discrepancy. In England they would put the period outside, unless, of course, there was a whole sentence inside the quotations, like parentheses. In America they put the period inside quotations no matter what. I tend to agree with the English, when it comes to which makes more sense.

I have always thought the rule didn't seem to make much sense. Especially with all of the exceptions to the rule, why not simply always allow the punctuation mark to remain outside of the quotation marks?

I think you meant to say "citizens".

I think you meant to put the period inside the quotation mark. (Sorry, but that it such an *extreme* pet peeve of mine... and you do seem to care about grammar, soo....)

Thank you for correcting me. Obviously I have been misled in that area.... I shall remember that! Thanks! :)

Actually, that is an English/American discrepancy. In England they would put the period outside the quotation marks, unless, of course, there was a whole sentence inside the quotations, like parentheses. In America they put the period inside quotations no matter what. I tend to agree with the English, when it comes to which makes more sense.

Ah, okay. I learned the English way. Thank you.

You can't detect sarcasm either??

SINCE WHEN DO YOU USE SARCASM?!

I use sarcasm all the time, dude!

DUDE?! Why do you insist on calling me that word!

You can't detect sarcasm either??

Sorryyyy. No. I missed that...sorta... :P Though it didn't sound like you I didn't pick that up. Sorry!

Oh, quit apologizing. :P

Sor…NO! NOTHING! NEVERMIND!

You get on right as I leave. :(

I know. So sad.

Will you people pleeeeease inform me as to what this "inside joke" is so that I am not hopelessly confused? :P

Fiiiine. Bethany says 'HUH?' all the time (in a certain way that you'd have to see to understand) and it drives me crazy. It's almost as bad as the dress shirt noise. So she does it to annoy me...like her word. :P

Ah, I see. :D You guys have a way of transferring your family jokes onto the Internet, don't you? :P

I detected the sarcasm in Nicolas's post, for the record.

_Thank_ you.

Well, hooray for him!

I think you meant to say "citizens".

I think you meant to put the period inside the quotation mark. (Sorry, but that it such an *extreme* pet peeve of mine... and you do seem to care about grammar, soo....)

Thank you for correcting me. Obviously I have been misled in that area.... I shall remember that! Thanks! :)

Actually, that is an English/American discrepancy. In England they would put the period outside the quotation marks, unless, of course, there was a whole sentence inside the quotations, like parentheses. In America they put the period inside quotations no matter what. I tend to agree with the English, when it comes to which makes more sense.

Ah, I was unaware of this. It explains the widespread apparent misunderstanding. However, it frustrates me, because it really is very frustrating to me when I see people do it the English way…. I suppose it makes more sense, but it just looks so… wrong..

You can't detect sarcasm either??

SINCE WHEN DO YOU USE SARCASM?!

I use sarcasm all the time, dude!

DUDE?! Why do you insist on calling me that word!

Because it fit the context!