Pet Peeve - K.

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Okey, this is gonna be short and sweet. I hate people who, when asked about a certain thing and will have to reply a confirmation, sends you a text with just a single letter- K.

Arghhhh. Is it that difficult to key in some formal answers so you could at least know what better information the other end should know?

There are really some people who are like this, i dunno if they are just plain lazy or ignorant of the fact that the SMS is some sort of communication and it better be answered with formal replies other than K.

Baka pwede lagyan na rin ng O para OK? Mas clear! Di ba? K? Grrrrr...

Wala lang, somebody just texted me that. It irked me enough to make me post a blog about it.

Comments

orman said…
relax lang... baka naman umeebak ang katext mo and he/she/it had to rush.

seriously ikaw ang lugi nyan pag nagpapaapekto ka sa mga walang kwentang katext. ma-high blood ka na... masira pa talaga ang poise mo.

methinks, it's not something you should get so affected about. sabi ko nga in one of my blog posts... don't sweat the small stuff...

smile na lang ever para ganda ever!
7/27/2011 6:27 AM
Anonymous said…
They should buy a cell with qwerty. K!
7/27/2011 2:45 PM
GensanBoy said…
Ako pala yang sa Tass, forgot my name k?
7/27/2011 2:46 PM
Eds said…
hayz, wag mo nalang silang pansinin sheng masisira lang araw mo. malay mo meron lang syang chinuchurva kaya nagmamadali. hehehe.
7/27/2011 5:09 PM
Chyng said…
hehe, at least gamit ko ay OKS.
7/27/2011 9:37 PM
TPS said…
K
Hihihi...
7/28/2011 12:17 AM
Grace de Castro said…
pareho tayo. minsan ang haba ng sinabi mo tapos "k" lang ang sagot! he he!
7/28/2011 12:58 AM
Nortehanon said…
baka naman too busy lang to type the letter "O" hihihi
7/28/2011 1:01 AM
jeanny said…
o kaya baka sanay na lang na K and sagot nila. Tell them nalang to be more specific that answering K lang.

Relax lang,wag mo na lang pansinin yan. :-)
7/30/2011 10:35 PM
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8/08/2011 12:41 AM
toni said…
Oh I hate that too! It's like a sign of a lack of effort, like your previous text wasn't respected. You're not alone in this!
8/10/2011 3:40 AM
Anonymous said…
Okay is not spelled o-k-e-y...K? lol
1/16/2012 9:17 AM
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