the ultamite ?

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y r people amazed by the unknown?

cause they r bored
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No votes
they want to have something to think about
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67%
they have too much time on their hands
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33%
 
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the ultamite ?

Post by wut2say »

can anyone tell me y people seemed amazed by the unknown?
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Post by White Dragon Alorith »

I think it is the fact they are so absorbed by the fact that it is so odd to them. Such as I find it a wonder that people use 'y' for why, and 'r' for are.
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Post by Constitutiona »

when typing fast using 'y' and 'r' is easier to type and makes more sense if most of the message is in typeing short-hand.
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Post by White Dragon Alorith »

What is the rush to type? It's not like people can see how fast you managed to type out your message, and it's not like most people would care anyway.
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