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Twitter User Shows 8 Different Ways To Draw “X” & People Are Crazily Arguing Over It

by Shuchi Bhatnagar
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Twitter User Shows 8 Different Ways To Draw “X” & People Are Crazily Arguing Over It - RVCJ Media

There is no doubt that social media platforms are sometimes really weird places to be and once again we are banging our heads against the wall because one Twitter user has decided to educate everyone about the number of ways in which alphabet “X” can be written.

Twitter user with the handle @SMASEY took to the micro-blogging site and posted 8 methods to draw “X”, asking people which way they draw it.

Below are the 8 different ways to write “X” according to her and she shared them with caption, “Also this is so interesting to me – which way do you draw an X? Colored line being the first stroke”

Twitter User Shows 8 Different Ways To Draw “X” & People Are Crazily Arguing Over It - RVCJ Media

Also this is so interesting to me – which way do you draw an X? Colored line being the first stroke pic.twitter.com/a0WTl8WT7P

— sixers smasey (@SMASEY) January 20, 2019

In another tweet, she also told about the methods by which Americans and people from UK draw an “X” as they are taught this way. Her tweet read, “General consensus is that Americans do 7 & 8 while UK does 5 & 6. Probably how we were taught. Not sure about other countries”

General consensus is that Americans do 7 & 8 while UK does 5 & 6. Probably how we were taught. Not sure about other countries

— sixers smasey (@SMASEY) January 20, 2019

I mean seriously? Do you even remember someone teaching you how to draw an “X”? And even if someone taught you, will you be drawing it in the same manner all the time?

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The Internet has gone crazy as people are trying to figure out how they draw an “X” and some are also expressing their opinion about those who use methods other than 7 and 8.

Here are some reactions:

#1

https://twitter.com/neelarbro/status/1087235683884900352

#2

Depending on if you’re right or left handed it should be 7 or 8. What kind of sick person draws an X any other way https://t.co/tBqkafRUD5

— Aokiji クザン 🇵🇸 (@DukeOfZamunda) January 20, 2019

#3

i don't trust anyone that draw like 1 https://t.co/Gmvivwe4E7

— Hanna (@hannabunnyb) January 21, 2019

#4

https://twitter.com/bcfchxrry/status/1087013346564624384

#5

8.

People who draw bottom to top are also the ones that put their toilet paper on the holder the wrong way.

— Eddie (@NinjaJenssen) January 20, 2019

#6

Really? you need to get a life it could be life changing

— Roadkill (@artntrinkets) January 21, 2019

#7

In math only in Japan…none of the above. Taught to make an X by using 2 parentheses in opposite directions like this-> )(

— SO (@EHTdad) January 21, 2019

#8

7.
If you do not draw it like #7, there is something wrong with you.
OK, maybe 8 if you are left handed.
But even left handed people write from left to right.

— Nick McGinley (@NickMcGinley1) January 22, 2019

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#9

I'm a 7 as well, but I did not realize there were different ways in writing an X.

— I Know There's Plastic Love (Christian Sampson) (@RoboSlim24) January 22, 2019

#10

Pretty sure 1-4 are for people who can’t figure out how to Tweet.

— Dever (@dpnorman) January 20, 2019

So what is your method of drawing an “X”?

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