➡ Quail Hatch Along🥚

As an overall trend, I find that people that use shortened versions of everyday vocabulary (not phrases) tend to be in their mid to late 30's. Millennials, as a group, show the most incidences of deleted or incomplete punctuation. Not using capitals is also common. The very youngest group, under 18, has a tendency to overuse punctuation, particularly exclamation marks, and leave off capitals.

All of the above is highly subjective and can't be applied to any one individual post. It's more of a quantification of someone's overall style. Other factors include what method they use to denote amusement, smiley placement and frequency, sentence modifier choices, and vocabulary used.
Southern people screw up my methods because their typing tends to model their speech no matter what age range they are in. So, perhaps this function should have a domain of only members north of the Mason-Dixie line.
 
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:tongue You win the prize. The prize is all my extra cockerels from this year's hatching. Congratulations! You have three to five business days before they are delivered.
Great!
It appears, but this is not final, that the 23 Barnyard mixes are at 10 cockerels and 13 pullets. Need more cockerels. At 7 weeks, one has attempted to crow and I saw the biggest, prettiest one mount one of the pullets today. :hmm
 
:tongue You win the prize. The prize is all my extra cockerels from this year's hatching. Congratulations! You have three to five business days before they are delivered.
I'll forward them straight to Nutty's house.
 
Ahh okay. Then that was a really good guess lol

And ah I see. That makes sense then i suppose haha you were really close too btw! 25 ha glad I at least sound 20s though and not like a child like some have said ha I think it’s all the haha, lol, ha, etc. and emojis. On other sites I use way more emojis but the phone ones don’t work here ha and of course the run on sentences I guess? Guess it does sound kind of childish. :oops: the weird thing is I can actually write really well and am good at essays and that sort of thing (when I don’t procrastinate on them and actually do them) but I just don’t really tend to write like that online. Tend to be a little more relaxed I guess. But I suppose I should work on sounding a little more educated or mature or something. :oops: but I also sometimes tend to think I should add a ha or haha or lol or an emoji or something so people know when I’m kidding or trying to be funny or whatever? Cause sometimes I think I sound way too serious or even rude without doing that. But I guess I should probably just stop and let people figure out if they think it’s funny or something themselves? But then I worry if something gets taken seriously that’s not meant to be that somebody will get mad or something ha idk. I think the idk is another one. Gotta work on using that less too. :oops:
You’re a kind, caring person. The haha and idk, all those crutch words, make you sound unsure of yourself and hence, younger than you are. You express yourself beautifully without them. You don’t need them. (Toastmasters training stuff... very useful and confidence-building and really nice people. It’s a great group to join, even if only for a while.)
 
You’re a kind, caring person. The haha and idk, all those crutch words, make you sound unsure of yourself and hence, younger than you are. You express yourself beautifully without them. You don’t need them. (Toastmasters training stuff... very useful and confidence-building and really nice people. It’s a great group to join, even if only for a while.)
Am I supposed to know what Toastmasters is?
 
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Great!
It appears, but this is not final, that the 23 Barnyard mixes are at 10 cockerels and 13 pullets. Need more cockerels. At 7 weeks, one has attempted to crow and I saw the biggest, prettiest one mount one of the pullets today. :hmm
This looks like a quail coloring!
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