"No!" replied Post -- exclamation point hers.
Another hanging across from the hotel's basement-level elevator door showed a local labor organizer chained to a post and exclamations reading: "Union men exiled from homes and families!
It doesn't really seem worth a separate post and an exclamation mark, somehow, coming from the last ball.
In this post-literal time, exclamation marks become signs of sarcasm as witty correspondents rebel against their overuse.
The musician, who owns the rights to the name with its exclamation point, posted a message to Topshop on 17 September: In response to her post, Topshop have since made the jacket unavailable to purchase: "We're looking into this," they said on Twitter.
As hours passed, more posts appeared, with emoji, exclamation points and colorful backgrounds that allowed the text to appear bigger and more urgent.
But the small boy with spiked brown hair did survive, as announced by his mother in a euphoric social media post with all caps and exclamation points.
It's not often that casting news on a Hollywood blockbuster warrants a post-midnight text with three exclamation marks, but that's exactly what arrived on my phone in the early hours of this morning, when Paul Feig tweeted this picture of his new Ghostbusters cast.
Or at least seen your friends posting breathless results with multiple exclamation marks.
Perez Hilton's blog had a cheeky, exclamation point-riddled post responding to the suit, which concludes: "We're super flattered you'd risk this for us!
In detailing her races and her workouts, she peppers her posts with an inordinate number of exclamation marks.
