is @ no longer cool then? I remember when the first cybercafe (as they pretentiously used to be known) opened in London. and then the @ symbol was everywhere I think georgey boy would choose these <\/^+ because it is leetspeak for "****"
... the elipse is my fave...use it all the time to break up run-on thoughts... found this on writing.com : "The elipse is possibly the single most overused punctuation mark by amateur (and many professional!) writers. The elipse is represented by three periods (or "pips") in a row ("..."). It is NEVER less than three or more than three. It is ALWAYS three. An elipse is used to indicate an incomplete thought, and takes the place of a period. It should NEVER be used to represent a pause! If you wish to indicate a pause, a comma, semi-colon, or colon should be used instead. Generally, gramatically complete sentences should not end in an elipse. Only sentence fragments (those sentences which do not possess a subject, verb, and object) should end in an elipse. " 'Course I like the incredulous question mark too. It looks like this: ?!?!?!?
Interrobang???? I suppose that is some new word thats cool with the kids like: Chillax, and cutchin, and innit ! i meaqn innit tho . hmmmmm Man I is aksin you a interrobang so jost chillax and join the others cutchin as they try and come backame wiv a honsar though innit? to which the thrrrrong reply "iiiisss iiit"? tut tut tut whatever ar the yute comming to these days I am emperor ming and so know what you is on about dude
\\\\//// [<><>] \ .. / \==/ -- i like them ones cuz it makes a face (or would do if only these crappy forums would allow spaces in the text
ok here goes - '' those are my aunties nipple tassles (she is a lapdancer and part time whore) she dances and the quotation marks dangling from her tits swing round when two lapdancers do it - its like they should have the word hardon written on cardboard in between them like this "hardon"