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Originally Posted by Steve-O

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Originally Posted by SrslySirius

Writing styles like that really annoy me for some reason. Abuse of ellipses too. It's hard to describe why. I guess it looks whiny and immature.

EDIT: On topic, I do agree with the point you were making earlier.

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I usually only use the multiple question marks in non-formal writing like forums and social media, more for inflection I suppose, but I admit it's not the best way to formualte your thoughts. I'd say my biggest pet peeve is people who overuse commas, or exclamation points in back-to-back sentences

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I am certainly guilty of comma abuse! But in most cases it is technically correct!

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Originally Posted by limitles

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Originally Posted by fluffer

couldnt agree more

all this drama might be entertaining to some, but i assure you it wont appeal to new posters

in fact i have to take a shower after logging on here...a lot of toxic shit

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Alright enough with your assurances. You're every bit a drama queen yourself.

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the difference between you and is that you get aroused by all this played out drama

pfa=dd

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Originally Posted by SrslySirius

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Originally Posted by Steve-O

I usually only use the multiple question marks in non-formal writing like forums and social media, more for inflection I suppose, but I admit it's not the best way to formualte your thoughts. I'd say my biggest pet peeve is people who overuse commas, or exclamation points in back-to-back sentences

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I am certainly guilty of comma abuse! But in most cases it is technically correct!

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Well played sir, well played indeed. Admitting to one offense while commiting the second; touche Mr. Sirius.

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Originally Posted by fluffer

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Originally Posted by limitles

Alright enough with your assurances. You're every bit a drama queen yourself.

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the difference between you and is that you get aroused by all this played out drama

pfa=dd

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I'm commenting on your predictions. Aren't they a bit dramatic?

How do you know what you say will come to pass? You don't.

We already have heard your point of view, why belabour the point.