A general interrogatory statement/question: similar in meaning to when, in graphic novels or comic strips, an author draws a character with a speech bubble that contains only punctuation marks.
When spoken aloud, can be further defined by the tone of voice in which it is delivered (eg, into a rhetorical or satiric question).
When texted, can be further defined by the use of punctuation.
When spoken aloud, can be further defined by the tone of voice in which it is delivered (eg, into a rhetorical or satiric question).
When texted, can be further defined by the use of punctuation.
A: Look at that!
B: mrf, squigit?
A: At that guy in the penguin suit over there.
B. Oh.
(texts)
A: Let's go out tonight.
B: mrf squigit?
A: well, we could go to a movie.
A: *sigh*
B: mrf? squigit!
A: I'm just tired of all this #$@#
B: mrf, squigit?
A: At that guy in the penguin suit over there.
B. Oh.
(texts)
A: Let's go out tonight.
B: mrf squigit?
A: well, we could go to a movie.
A: *sigh*
B: mrf? squigit!
A: I'm just tired of all this #$@#
by sathena99 November 1, 2011