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siennna

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Mar 20, 2006 15:02

When like, I'm not seeking and people spam me with various /tells like "(Party)" "PT ???????" or just a simple "pt" and I reply with an even more simple "no"... Why do they reply with "ok np"? Np for what? I never even said sorry, WHY DO THEY HAVE TO SAY NP ( Read more... )

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mayucat March 20 2006, 17:16:43 UTC

/anon ! i wasn't a big fan of that before but after lvling SMN... i changed my mind XD

siennna March 20 2006, 20:21:46 UTC

I actually enjoy turning these retarded invites down. D: Sometimes I point out how they should've asked, but I'm lazy to argue with them, I do it when I'm really moody and have a great laugh everytime. :3

adamdobay March 20 2006, 18:00:10 UTC

I think it's because the politeness requirement. You know if you're Japanese the worst thing you could do is cause discomfort to someone. So I guess they insert "sorry" for you because if you were Japanese you would automatically add the extra politeness factor.

siennna March 20 2006, 20:20:39 UTC

Japanese people never invite you the way most English people do. Like this "pt" thing, I think it's extremely rude, they should ATLEAST say hello, and ask in a full sentence. Japanese always ask politely, but 90% of the English just toss a "pt" to you in /tell, so I mainly meant the second part to them. :\ (autotrans is also a comfort thing, lot of people use it even though they talk the same language, just to type out things faster)