Cross your t's and dot your i's is a term generally related to writing in cursive...

 

ah ok. BUt we can't hand write ethier or can we?

 

Well I mean, I guess technically we could write everything down on paper and take a pic, but ain't nobody got time for that. xD

 

omg funny

 

Actually its usually a term used when someone is telling you to make sure you have completed a task without skipping over something which could have been important. :p

 

My teacher's have lied to me.........D:

 

lol XD

 

It's "teachers" (plural), not "teacher's" (possessive).

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Cross your t's and dot your i's, Maco.

 

so maco lied to me?

 

The saying originated from cursive instruction, but its actual use has nothing to do with cursive.

 

Hey guys, don't shoot the messenger ok. lol

 

Dfat that signature is amazing :p

 

^ ur sig makes me dizzy

 

Does that apply to negative numbers? I really don't want to spell out -1,246,423 as negative one million two hundred forty six thousand four hundred twenty three. It just gets worse with bigger numbers.

 

Another rule for a professional appearance is not to use profanity. I personally am not offended by most profanity, but, the reality of profanity is that it actually makes you look less intelligent because you are showing an inability to communicate the reason for your frustration, all you're doing is communicating that you're frustrated.

 

I swear a lot, not in chat of course, but it doesn't necessarily mean I'm mad or don't know how to portray myself properly. While at work it is an extremely rare occurrence, but at home or with friends I don't care.

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What do u want ChoclateCheese IDC!

 

He's trying to get you to read this thread.