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A list for people who can't decide:

TCP Conversation starts with short phrases, and could end on an exhastive discourse on the monarchy of middle-age China
UDP You start conversations with a discourse on the monarchy of middle-age China, but you often skip words in the middle of the sentance, or walk away while you're still talking
ICMP You run up to people, scream "PING!" in their ear, and run away
IPX IPX-type people used to be their own kind, but are now largely considered a subset of TCP-type people
SMB You enjoy running up to a group of people, yelling "HI, EVERYONE!!!", and then run away, only to return a few minutes later
TFTP Your communication contains only essential details
SMTP You enjoy harrasing people with your blater one person at a time
NNTP Like SMTP, but you do it to many people at once
HTTP Everyone seems to like you, despite glaring problems
WAP A mostly theoretical communication type that has yet to see a working, practical example
SOAP You like hanging around an HTTP-type person, but will sometimes be around an SMTP-type person, just to prove you can

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In reply to Re: My interpersonal communication protocol/style is the most like... by hardburn
in thread My interpersonal communication protocol/style is the most like... by tye 

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