You Are a Colon |
 You are very orderly and fact driven. You aren't concerned much with theories or dreams... only what's true or untrue. You are brilliant and incredibly learned. Anything you know is well researched. You like to make lists and sort through things step by step. You aren't subject to whim or emotions. Your friends see you as a constant source of knowledge and advice. (But they are a little sick of you being right all of the time!) You excel in: Leadership positions You get along best with: The Semi-Colon |
What punctuation mark are you?
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6 kindred spirits ~ This bugs them too!:
Oh my! I'm a comma!
Poo - I'm a dash.
I was seriously hoping to be an interrobang. So underappreciated in the punctuation world.
Well now I need to know what they mean guys!
ooh, I don't even know what an interrobang is K! Do share
DASH:
Your life is fast paced and varied. You are realistic, down to earth, and very honest.
You're often busy doing something interesting, and what you do changes quickly.
You have many facets to your personality, and you connect them together well.
You have a ton of interests. While some of them are a bit offbeat, they all tie together well.
You friends rely on you to bring novelty and excitement to their lives.
(And while you're the most interesting person they know, they can't help feeling like they don't know you well.)
You excel in: Anything to do with money
You get along best with: the Exclamation Point
The interrobang, ‽, is a nonstandard English-language punctuation mark intended to combine the functions of the question mark (also called the interrogative point) and the exclamation mark or exclamation point (known in printers' jargon as the bang). The typographical character is a superimposition of those two marks.
A sentence ending with an interrobang either (1) asks a question in an excited manner, (2) expresses excitement or disbelief in the form of a question, or (3) asks a rhetorical question.
For example:
How much did you spend on those shoes‽
You're going out with whom‽
They did what‽
Use of an interrobang or combinations of question marks and exclamation marks is not necessary in English as an exclamation mark is sufficient.[citation needed] However, the interrogative character of a sentence may not be apparent and may be lost with only an exclamation mark.
[img]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/83/Interrobang.svg/75px-Interrobang.svg.png[/img]
Damn - my image link didn't work.
Ah well - further info here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interrobang
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