<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (7Goat @ Mar 2 2007, 10:38 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Ok, I'll give it a final shot.You have a petition and an question to fill in. The petition is used for Peter to answer your question. The trick is, to put a period before and after what you want it to say. After you've done that, whatever is left to fill in you fill in. End it with a colon, and it will move on to the question.Type the question you want "Peter" to answer. End it with a question mark, and it should load your answer.EXAMPLE:Let's say you want Peter to tell you your friend's cat's name.Type in the petition, his cat's name, with a period before and after the name. Let's call him Cinnamon.So you'd type .cinnamon.Whatever is left in the sentence, you just type regularly.So if "Peter, please ans" is left, you'd type "wer:"The colon at the end is to move on to the question. Now just type the question, and end it with a question mark."What is my friend's cat's name?"Peter should be saying Cinnamon out of the computer.Ok, I'm not explaining this any more. Have fun messing with people.</div>Yeah, but when I try to type a period a letter comes up. How do I make a period come up?
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (iversonfan268 @ Mar 3 2007, 12:13 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Yeah, but when I try to type a period a letter comes up. How do I make a period come up?</div>The period isn't supposed to come up. That's the whole point. When you type in a period then your answer, let's say your answer is four letters. Then it will say "Peter" Then you type a colon to continue to where you type your question, and end it with a question mark.
You want your friends to think you're typing what it tells you to. Then when they try it, it won't work.
