What does it mean if two periods are typed in a row?

[RGBKey]

A single period ends a sentence, three denotes pause, but people type two at the end of their sentences sometimes. What is it? A typo? Some strange signal to wait? The second coming of our lord and savior satoshi nakamoto? I need answers!

[hilariousandco]

A single period ends a sentence, three denotes pause, but people type two at the end of their sentences sometimes. What is it? A typo? Some strange signal to wait? The second coming of our lord and savior satoshi nakamoto? I need answers!

Probably just a typo..

[greyhawk]

It means the sentence is a lie..

[Gordon Bleu]

I do this sometimes because i'm too lazy to write the full Sentence.

[bitgeek]

Don't know but it looks strange ..

[mprep]

Maybe it's like you finished a sentence but you feel as if something's missing yet not missing enough for a triple period..

[Kiki112]

it means you're doing it all wrong, you're not worthy of a penta period

or perhaps you have 2 girlfriends which have periods in the same time

[Phinnaeus Gage]

It's code!

One period is an "e".
Two periods is an "i".
Three periods is an "s".

In some languages, period denotes dot.

If you encounter a complex correspondence with a myriad of periods/dots, be on the lookout for hyphens and dashes as well, of which correspond to "t" and "m", respectively. The keyword is "times", and the code goes back to 1984 when Cyndi Lauper sang her hit.

[RGBKey]

It's code!

One period is an "e".
Two periods is an "i".
Three periods is an "s".

In some languages, period denotes dot.

If you encounter a complex correspondence with a myriad of periods/dots, be on the lookout for hyphens and dashes as well, of which correspond to "t" and "m", respectively. The keyword is "times", and the code goes back to 1984 when Cyndi Lauper sang her hit.

I'm assuming you're making a reference to morse code?

[Phinnaeus Gage]

It's code!

One period is an "e".
Two periods is an "i".
Three periods is an "s".

In some languages, period denotes dot.

If you encounter a complex correspondence with a myriad of periods/dots, be on the lookout for hyphens and dashes as well, of which correspond to "t" and "m", respectively. The keyword is "times", and the code goes back to 1984 when Cyndi Lauper sang her hit.

I'm assuming you're making a reference to morse code?

Morse-Code. I like that!.. I wonder if the name--or something similar--is brandable... Then again..

[joschua011]

It's code!

One period is an "e".
Two periods is an "i".
Three periods is an "s".

In some languages, period denotes dot.

If you encounter a complex correspondence with a myriad of periods/dots, be on the lookout for hyphens and dashes as well, of which correspond to "t" and "m", respectively. The keyword is "times", and the code goes back to 1984 when Cyndi Lauper sang her hit.

This reminds me of http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vXXuu7VC1c

[QuestionAuthority]

It means you're not pregnant. 

[Dabs]

Two periods is the next higher folder or directory.

[mprep]

It means you're not pregnant. 

An interesting take on the two dots but okay, why not.