Not to rain on anyone's ENTP parade but have to point out that even if you are grinning as you tell someone to 'blow it out their ass' it doesn't necessarily mean they will laugh along with you and say, "yeah, I should totally do that! you're hilarious!'
Chances are if they were going to be annoyed at the content and context of such a comment in the first place, the fact that you are laughing or grinning or otherwise delivering it in a 'light-hearted' way, that could very well just piss them off even more.
And if you were rubbing them the wrong way because they thought you were 'rough around the edges' or straight up lacking in respect let's say, that delivery wouldn't change their assessment of you, it would reaffirm it.
I would be interested to hear what Maverick thinks after that explanation of ENTP banter and what gets lost in the translation to text and specifically that when he was told to 'blow it out his ass' it was done with a grin. -- Feel any better?
I agree that text is a horrible blocky crude dense way of communication. And you're right, I have NO IDEA what an interaction with you (plural) would be like IRL. And the nature of forums like this, especially about 'personality' and 'what makes you tick' etc. is totally artificial. That's kinda the beauty of them. I think it's unlikely you could walk into a bar or coffee shop and find the same type distribution or even the same 5 people and then sit around and spill your guts to everyone -- I kinda thought a lot of us were on this forum precisely because we CAN'T find something similar in IRL and for some of us, we dont' want to discuss these personal issues with our friends.
So we're left with this. Text. Where you are stripped of all the visual cues that make up the BULK of actual day to day human communication, people can sound different online than IRL, and basically unless you really know someone well IRL you are assuming a lot about the intended delivery and emotional state etc. about the person and the message.
But, this is pretty much all we got. And I just wanted to point out that just because we are online doesn't necessarily get people off the hook 100% when others take offense to something we say or 'how' we say it or even when we are 'misinterpreted'.
This might not be your intention in pointing out specifically the difficulties of ENTPs being understood online vs IRL, but even with the grain of salt/truth to that, it's such an easy cop out to chalk up any disagreement or conflict or negative assessment to the poor medium of "text". It's like telling someone "you had to be there" meaning "you had to be there, but you weren't, so no further discussion is possible and I don't owe you any further explanation or involvement"
That is all for now.
-From your wordy ENFP neighbor

--> Alright, and here's my frickin' smiley face emoticon to show you I'm not yelling or saying this whole missive with a seething hostile tone. Don't make me regret using it!