Your Posting Style.

1. Short and punchy.
2. Long and drawn-out.

Depends ... they have a ormal size not too short not too long ... :eep:

im not sure. cant decide on how they are, i feel they are all of those things from time to time. you decide for yourself.

I'm one of the (seemingly few?) people who post different lengths all the time. I can go on forever, I can be done with a few words, I can keep it to a paragraph or two... all depends on the subject, really, as well as how much time I have.

it all depends on the topic, really.
and what kind of mood i'm in.

fresh and crispy like veggies! more likely at a medium pace....and usually not pointless.....and with a lot of pauses like so..... and a few :D depending on the situation! :mog:

Short, simple, sarcastic. S's so super!

this is kinda hard to measure. I hardly post.

quipy

... = no
. . . = yes
and I usually attempt to spell things correctly and use proper grammar. I also use the little anime smilie thingies like - ^_^-, O_o;, -_-, and X_x.

short and to the point, or sometimes short but with a point at the end the stuff at the top is just a filler.

I attempt to be either informative or humorous. The length all depends on my mood and the position of the sun as is juxtaposes to the distance between Mercury and my third house, whilst that sum ratios with my level of hunger, compounded by whether I'm at work or not, divided by how long it's been since I last bit my fingernails, inputed into the inverse parabaloidal function of how cold I am at its maximum point, and all taken over the definite integral of how much I like the person I'm replying to over the boundaries of the area of the person's affection for me using a formula I usually need Stoke's Theorem to solve and the Reimann Sum of the how much I have liked this person's posts from the least recent in memory to the most recent. It's quite simple really.

If I am making the thread I just say what's relevant so no one gets bored of my topic and doesn't respond.

Depends on the thread or what mood I'm in.