YEAH! my question got polled on everybody votes channel!

[SuperSkeetBro]

ok so you will prolly all thing im oober lame for getting excited but todays question on the everybody votes channel was submitted by me, Matt Hofstad in Tracy CA! IT was: Which would you rather receive? Handwritten letter or Typed e-mail! feel free to submit your answer and you prediction for whats most popular here. but dont forget to do it on your Wii as well!

my answer:Handwritten letter
prediction: The same

 

[Mr.GAW]

That's pretty awesome. I had some good ones, but I stopped submitting after a while.

 

[commonyoshi]

Wow, good job. I dont ever go on that channel anymore because it's kinda boring. (Same as pretty much every other channel on the Wii if you think about it. )

To answer your question, I'd say e-mail. Handwriten letters are most likely sent by people who dont understand technology, like your grandparents, and they're most often people you just dont want to talk to. But since they did send you a letter, you are obligated to send them one back in handwritten form which is a big pain because then you have to pay for postage to communicate with someone you never wanted to talk to in the first place.

But for e-mails, all you have to do is ignore them. If you should ever happen to meet in real life just say you accidentally erased it and wasn't sure if it was from them or not.

 

[whiterob]

I don't think you're "oober lame", that's pretty cool. Oh, and I choose email btw.

 

[Vicious Delicious]

I submitted a question: Do you have a Dog or Cat? Yes or No. It was on the channel. Then again, lots of people probably submitted that, so I don't know if it was mine

Gratz all the way though

 

[SuperSkeetBro]

wait what the hell would someone put if they had both. That seems like an unfair question.

EDIT: OOOOOH I GET IT! should have read that a lil more closely. its was asking if you had either or neither

 

[Sugoi]

Congratz, thats not a bad question either.

 

[Rici]

I would rather have a handwritten letter. It means that the person actually bought a card and stamps for you, and took the time to actually write a letter, instead of typing one, which goes a lot faster and easier and isn't that special.