The Acadamaniac - These species of MSN people will spring on you with difficult questions about subjects that you might not even take. Of course it is all in the name of knowledge and we all love them for their undying curiousity about the world.
The Cliffhanger - This guy can never think of anything to say. He wants to upkeep the conversation, but just lack the social skills required. The result, you get to see "Soandso is typeing a message..." there for half a minute. Then it dissappears. Oh here it comes again! Wait no, still nothing. Oh well, maybe next time you will get further than 5 sentences.
The Daoist Master - With their status set as Available, these people are really good at ending conversations. In fact, they are so good that they end it before it starts. Some of them try to revive it 30 minutes later, but you would have forgotten what you originally wanted to say by then.
The Dead - Huh? Why is this guy never online? Never. Have he blocked you back then when you were telling him about your first time cutting your toenail with a rusty pair of scissors?
The DotA Kaki - Suddenly, you will be whipped off into a mass convo filled with these people and be talking about which room to join and trying to settle who can host without having everyone lag. About half an hour after this conversation start, a DotA game will be born. Then the pubs leave and you rinse and repeat.
The Emoticon Trainer - Pleasing to talk to, the Emoticon Trainer makes sure that every few lines are embedded with an emoticon. A good trainer recognises that MSN does not allow space for much tone, except for ocassional capitalization of words. Thus, the trainer would use the emoticons to help express the meaning of every line as precisly as possible. A bad trainer would have his Level 100 emoticons running wild, leaving a trail of destruction.
The Fair-weathered - What a bright and sunny day! Suddenly, someone who never talks to you initiates a conversation. Ahha, it is about a Project Work survey, or perhaps some dude that wants to open Hexic. (The best MSN game EVER!) Oh well, you can now choose to be helpful, or be a Daoist Master.
The Geek - Spamz eu with chatspeak and drps vwls frm wrds, or sometimes r3p1@c3s 13tt3r5 wi+h numb3r5 0r symb01s to make life as hard as possible for you. Makes lots of references to random internet forum fads too, like something along the lines of over 9000? I have no idea. These are the only species of MSN people that MUST be blocked without delay.
The GIANT Emoticon - While scrolling through your contacts, your attention is diverted to this ENORMOUS emoticon. It could come in a form of a heart, or a confused smiley, but the point is that it is HUGE. It is so LARGE that you feel like just creating a group for them and putting them in, so that they will never make your other friends look less significant again.
The Linker - "LOLOLOLOL check this out -----> www.randomlink.com" These people are great when you are bored. It also expands your knowledge of random things.
The Monosyllabic Monster - With a wide range of vocabulary and acronyms like "ya", "lol", "k", "nah", "huh" and "I don't really feel like talking to you", the Monosyllabic Monster will make you feel like you are talking to a wall. Seeing no effort to continue the conversation what so ever, you should just stop trying before they finish you off with their ultimate move. "ttyl busy now" *change status to busy* Ouch. At least you know they care more about you then the Daoist Masters and are probably really busy.
The Ninja - Huh? I do not remember adding this guy. Time to stalk him on facebook and try to trace when I came to know about his existance.
The Ninja with No Name - Okay. Not only did he sneak into your MSN contact list stealthily, he also has an email address like "pinkpajamasguy123@hotmail.com". On top of that, his nickname does not resemble a name either. Looks like you will never find out who he is, while he chuckles at you from behind his screen.
The Possessed - Suddenly, someone of the opposite gender (or same gender) professes his or her undying love for you over MSN. Hopefully you are not really interested in him or her (especially for those with the same gender) as it is likely to leave you feeling foolish. Maybe the spirits guilty of this possession might try to make you guess who they are after you caught them, but you can choose to just ignore them at this point.
The Random - Often caught initiating the conversation with "lol" or "hahaha", this guy just wants to comment on your personal message, nickname, or display picture. After a few minutes, you might notice that he really only wanted to comment, and has no intention at all to converse. Not that there is anything wrong with that.
The Sibling - For the sake of having one more contact, you might have decided to add your own sibling. Of course there is never a need to talk on MSN because he or she is one room away from you, but who knows? Maybe there will be a need to use it when you suddenly get stuck in your room and lose your voice at the same time.
The Soulless - Oh dear. It is another emotional personal message on the back of a name. It paints an ugly picture of the horrors of life and how unfufilling it is to live it. The bad experience that this person has went through have destoried the soul, leaving an empty shell. Which brave soul (Ya, you cannot have another soulless person) would volunteer to talk to him about it?
The Stealth Assassin - Out of the darkness, someone who is appearing offline talks to you. Ah, it feels great to be the only one to know that the person is on stealth. You cannot open a MSN game with a Stealth Assassin though...
The Virused - Closely related to the linker, the virus person will offer you links, in hope that you will click and become of them. This guy might have seen naked pictures of you online, or found a great way to lose weight, or even have some accai berry pills to sell you. But do not be tricked! It is a trap I kid you not.
The 24/7 - Huh? Why is this guy always online? Always. Does he ever sleep or go to school?
P is for panic. When your life might be in danger, your body's natural reaction is to throw you into a state of panic. Triggers for this emotions includes accidentally killing your friend's hamster, waking up in the afternoon on the day of Promotional Exams, and being stalked by a whole group of gangster gang. When feeling panic, one might try to calm down and think clearly. However, I do not think that this is a good solution. When feeling panic, you should just wave your arms in the air and run about. That way at least people will know that you think you are in trouble.