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1. monsutaa kaado!

   i dont know why people replace ´ with "h". they use the same number of keys to both of them...

   Thursday, 20-Sep-12 03:18:31 UTC from web
   1. Sir E. Hooves III

      @mushi It's a pronunciation thing, not a least keystrokes thing.

      Thursday, 20-Sep-12 03:20:41 UTC from web
      1. monsutaa kaado!

         @eaglehooves but the result has the same sound....

         Thursday, 20-Sep-12 03:21:08 UTC from web
   2. Bit Shift

      @mushi Depending on what the context is, that might be things like how my keyboard doesn't even have a key for the acute. (Also people who speak languages with no acute wouldn't understand it, so that's another context where the "h" may be considered preferable.)

      Thursday, 20-Sep-12 03:22:20 UTC from web
      1. monsutaa kaado!

         @cabinboybitshift no, i mean, people here write "ah, eh, oh" instead of "á, é and ó"....it looks like they like how it looks like

         Thursday, 20-Sep-12 03:24:41 UTC from web
         1. Bit Shift

            @mushi Oh, okay. That _is_ pretty weird. :s

            Thursday, 20-Sep-12 03:25:19 UTC from web
            1. monsutaa kaado!

               @cabinboybitshift well, i must not try to understand people

               Thursday, 20-Sep-12 03:25:56 UTC from web