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I use my phone, msn, lj and facebook. I have a twitter account, but seldom use it.

I really love Twitter, but I don't really see it as a one-on-one communication tool. It just takes blogging and whittles it down to the bare bones. I started using it mostly cause I have a crappy memory, and I wanted a way of keeping track of what I've been doing and thinking and Twitter is perfect for that.

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Originally Posted by Momiji

It sort of annoys me how people seem to send text messages more than talking on the phone these days.

Then again, it's nice because less people are talking in crowded areas (like student commons between classes) and they look more like this

http://i285.photobucket.com/albums/l...1379490558.gif

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Also it's a slightly more respectful way to communicate during class. :rolleyes2

http://www.officemuseum.com/Telegrap..._prob_1945.jpg

Primarily via telegram these days. Stop.

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Originally Posted by Denmark

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Originally Posted by Momiji

It sort of annoys me how people seem to send text messages more than talking on the phone these days.

Then again, it's nice because less people are talking in crowded areas (like student commons between classes) and they look more like this

http://i285.photobucket.com/albums/l...1379490558.gif

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Also it's a slightly more respectful way to communicate during class. :rolleyes2

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Actually, it seems the professors around here get more angry at people who send text messages during class than those who step out to take/make calls. :p

I hate texting, it costs less to make a call now than it does to send the millions of texts to get your point across.

at least with a text message, if they get your message you don't have to repeat yourself because they couldn't hear you!

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Originally Posted by Balzac

I hate texting, it costs less to make a call now than it does to send the millions of texts to get your point across.

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Yeah, I usually try to end those pretty fast and try to arrange to actually talk to the person face-to-face someone. But if I'm just wanting to see where someone is or what they're doing it's easier than try to spark up a whole conversation via phone call.

It's cheaper for me to text with my phone. This also has something to do with how I talk to people, though xD

MSN, email and telephone more recently
In the past I've also used AIM, AOL and LJ. I may cave in and get a facebook to keep in touch with college friends.

I text like nbone-stop during th8e day it's a great way to9 keep in tuouch with your nice friends.

But you can say so much more faster when you're vocally speaking! =O