Texting

I much rather prefer texting. It's more convenient, as you can reply to it whenever you want, and it's better than talking, since if you make plans via text, you'll have some record on your phone about when to meet up and stuff, while if you just agree to it while talking to them, you may forget, like I do.

That, and it's easier to text people in class than call them :monster:
 
I'm not all gung-ho on texting, but I will do it when I find myself to lazy to pick up the phone and call someone. it's jsut so convenient and you don't ahve to sit there for 30 minutes talking to someone. Quick. Fast. Easy. Lazy. Amen.
 
I probably text too much. My phone's battery life lasts only for a day. D:
I usually send group messages (GM) to my friends and vice-versa.

It's a big fad over here. :monster:
 
I think I must be the only one that actually prefers making calls to texting. :gasp:

However, I do agree that texting is very convenient for certain situations. And I do text sometime, just not very often. If you can believe this, I will sometimes go for days without writing a single text message. Sometimes I do though, especially if I know one of my friends is in class or something.
 
I much prefer texting over calling. I hate talking on the phone, and there's only two people I feel comfortable talking to, neither of whom I know IRL.
 
I usually txt when I am discussing where to meet ect.. also I find that texting is a lifesaver when I'm in a club or somewhere really noisy. But if it's just general chit chat I usually prefer to talk rather than txt.
 
I only text when TRULY needed, i usually call someone or talk in MSN, i don't like spending a day texting other people, however i once was like all of you, Texting non-stop hundreds of Msgs per day, i just stop losing the interest, and now i rarely text.
 
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