Wednesday, April 13, 2011

If you ever send this, be prepared for a dropkick

K. I hate when people only reply with K. What a waste of a text. K? K.

CL: What if we get pizza?
Whoever: K
CL: I'm in labor:
Whoever: K

Nononono.

What's you're pet peevial equiv to my K?


Candyland. OUT.

34 comments:

Linda G. said...

Oh, so tempting...but, K, I won't. ;)

A. Grey said...

OMGOMGOMG!!! I CANNOT STAND TEXTS LIKE THIS! Or spoken messages for that matter. I have a friend (whom I've known since we were both kids before they even invented cell phones and texting didn't exist) and he used to leave messages on my machine that said 'No message' He didn't even leave his name, and I knew it was him because I recognized his voice! I was like that's such a waste of energy!!!

Jen Daiker said...

My sister does this and it SO makes me wanna drop kick her!!!

*kicks her*

Phew! This is like therapy. Thanks.

Siv Maria said...

WHATEVER....

Kelly said...

I have an old cell phone that I have to page through each number to write a stinkin letter so I am prone to short answers from my cell (or go to my computer and email an answer :). K?

Matthew MacNish said...

Nothing bothers me. I'm untouchable.

Justine Dell said...

Hahahaha! I totally do this! I will try in the future to NOT do it!

Even though I do this, I don't like it when people shorten words in texts. And I don't like when they don't use punctuation and don't capitolize. Drives me nuts!

~JD

Jaydee Morgan said...

Mine is all the text-speak. Maybe it's because I don't ever text but seeing it drives me bonkers.

Lenny Lee* said...

kewl! aweso! ur2ys4me. srsyl... ura*! cyal8r. k?
...hgs frm y#1fan ll
lol

Shannon O'Donnell said...

When my high school composition students use texting abbreviations in their essays! Argh! :-)

Stephanie said...

That used to irritate the crap out of me when I didn't have a texting plan. Cost me twenty cents to read that single letter text!!!! I do have a texting plan now, so it irritates me less, and me and hubs have made it into a joke now. But yeah, I feel your pain! I make it a point to at least type "okay". LOL!

Nicole Zoltack said...

Ugh, I know what you mean!

Chris Phillips said...

my wife used to mix up the words color and collar. Drove me nuts, especially after the got her doctorate.

Bekah Snow said...

Sending LONG texts. Just call me! AARGH!

Brianna said...

OMG! And I've seen it spelled out - Oh.Em.Gee. Just scream in my ear; it'll be less painful.

Talli Roland said...

I can proudly say I have never done this! I'm not a big fan of LOL.

Alex J. Cavanaugh said...

Texting in general! Shortening words like that drive me nuts. I have never LOL or BRB in my life.

Jessica Bell said...

'But' at the end of a sentence! :-/

Patty Blount said...

Guilty. I use the K because I suck at texting.

My pet peeve is the "Imma gonna let you" made famous by a certain rude rapper hopping on stage during someone else's acceptance speech.

My son it once.

ONCE.

Matthew Vanacore said...

Haha that's great. I can't stand the K unless we're talking about Kramer. JK, I have no patience for lazy texting.

My pet peeve is any text that deliberately avoids answering/acknowledging your previous text. For instance, if I text one of my friends asking what their plans are for Saturday, and they come back with "You won't believe who I ran into today," I'm pissed. Inexcusable.

Great blog!

Michael Di Gesu said...

I can relate. I write out my words. I will only use LOL. And now that I know it bugs certain people I won't use it anymore.

I always try to be considerate. That's the least we can do for one another.

Plain Jane said...

I feel a compulsion to use correct spelling, punctuation, and grammer in my texts. Thus, it takes forever for me to type one out and I will usually just answer a text with a phone call. Of course, that irritates some people too...

Lynn said...

Love reading your posts and COULDN'T AGREE MORE!!! My peeves, the over use of LOL as if it were an excuse or an "out" for any real feelings you might interpret in a text or email. Example: "I don't know how to tell you this, lol, but I will just say I'm upset with you, lol." Umm, really? Is it really funny that you're upset with me?

Also, the use of FML. REALLY? Someone is that upset about a lost shoe in a closet to just say FML? It's a freakin' shoe. Get over it!

Cheree said...

I totally understand. My brother uses K whenever he replies to my texts, my sister uses KK which is a bit better I guess.

M.J. Fifield said...

Textspeak itself is my pet peeve. My friends and family know that if they want me to respond to a text, they have to make use of proper grammar and punctuation. Otherwise, I just ignore it.

Dianne K. Salerni said...

I'm one of those people who stubbornly type the word "okay" even in texts. I can tolerate "ok" because at least it makes sense.

I've never had anyone type or text "k" at me, but at least I can see why they might.

My pet peeve is: kk

What the heck is that? My daughters even SAY it: "kk, mom."

My husband has started to use it now. He chats me and answers my questions or comments with "kk."

It's even worse than "my bad" which I HATE, because "bad" is not a noun!!!!!!

Kelly M. Olsen said...

Oh, without a doubt it's the non-use of capital letters and punctuation in texts. I can handle abbreviations such as ROTFL or OMG, or even OK, but please, people, use some proper grammar. Love your blot, btw! I'm a follower.

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upinthecosmos said...

LOL... I have to admit that I do use K a lot. I rather text than talk cause I used to work on the phone and I do usually spell right & use correct punctuation but there are short that I do find I use also:-)


Stop in and give K is for Karma a read:-)

Lynda R Young said...

hahaha so funny. I don't think I could match a similar peev.
K

Empty Nest Insider said...

Just chillin' does it to me everytime. If I really want to annoy my kids I say "chillax." This was fun! Thanks, Julie

Zoanna said...

My peeve is getting a text with 3 or more questions which can't always be answered with a simple "yes, yes, no." The result is my obligation to write back at length so as not to seem rude at using 3 words to answer their "thoughtful" prose.

Kelly Dexter said...

In general, monosyllabic answers leave me pretty perturbed. Maybe it's the writer in me, or maybe I read too much into things assume the person is apathetic. Either way, it drives me bonkers.

Tara Tyler said...

Great post and responses!
Happy M Day (on the K)!

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