[noumenal]

Originally Posted by Inhuman

I often find myself randomly capitalizing Words in midsentence.

Maybe you were German in a past life.

[Tokolosh]

 

[atari 2600]

Then again, haha
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Main Entry: articulate
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: coherent
Synonyms: clear, coherent, comprehensible, definite, distinct, eloquent, expressive, fluent, intelligible, lucid, meaningful, understandable, well-spoken
Antonyms: inarticulate, misrepresented, mumbled, tongue-tied, unclear, unintelligible

Main Entry: articulate
Part of Speech: verb 1
Synonyms: enunciate, express, mouth, pronounce, say, sound off*, speak, state, talk, utter, verbalize, vocalize, voice
Antonyms: bumble, inarticulate, misrepresent, misspeak, mumble




Main Entry: articulatePart of Speech: verb 2
Definition: connect
Synonyms: concatenate, couple, fit together, hinge, integrate, join, link
Antonyms: disconnect

[porkmarras]

Originally Posted by noumenal

Is it possible to articulate yourself at all? I say no.

Explain.And you better explain in a way that is articulate and convincing.

[Tokolosh]

I'd like to learn how to look, act and sound like a leader.
The Articulate Executive

[Norma J]

Originally Posted by Inhuman

I often find myself randomly capitalizing Words in midsentence.

Same. I had a capital C for 'capitals' until I noticed.

[PAULYBEE2656]

i articulate myself on a daily basis. in fact im articulating myself right now......

[Glice]

I've got a lot worse because the interhat makes me lazy. I'm always quite pleased when I write 'shouldn't've'. In the real world I'm a genius, but you wouldn't know it from reading the utter bollocks emitted on here. But, then again, I'm still better than you people, so ultimately I win.

IN YOUR FACE.

[sun city girl]

Originally Posted by atari 2600

I think I wrote in all lower case most of the time during my first couple of years here.

i did the opposite... FIRST I SCREAMED, then I used capitals, and now i just write lowercase lol.

[compulsive diarrhea, jico]

give good reasons to bother myself capitalizing words.

[sun city girl]

there are no good reasons for capitalizing words in in the internet. to (mis)quote the fall: "leave the capitals!"

[Glice]

Personally, I'm a big fan of capitalising. The thing is, I read things by skimming most of the time, so if a sentence is capitalised, and structured more 'properly', it makes skimming through the clauses easier. Most of the time one only needs to read the opening clause (subject) and the second clause (modifications/ adjectives) so you can save yourself the effort of reading a post in its entireity.

Paragraphs make things easier as well.

[!@#$%!]

Originally Posted by porkmarras

I can't give an answer as i can't articulate myself over the internet so i gave up alltogether.Still,do you think that this is possible in this medium of loud talkers on mute?

shewr, peeple, their articlate better, LOL, n00b!

[tesla69]

"Do you think the internet has improved the way people articulate themselves? "

No.

[PAULYBEE2656]

capitalizing is great, without it there would be no dublin, london, washington, lisbon, lima, santiago, wellington, canberra, paris, berlin, stockholm, copenhagen, madrid, edinburgh, rekyavik, mexico city, buenos aires, seoul, beijing, tokyo, moscow, helsinki, warsaw, etc