Do you dishes, already.

Here we have a rather passive-aggressive call to 'do your dishes'. Instead of talking to his roommate, the author has decided instead to use a bold, obnoxious font to communicate the sort of angry confidence that he could never conjure up in spoken words. The individual rotation and variable size of the letters suggests an unease, an anticipated conflict which perhaps the poor ending 'S' has already seen. The author doesn't anticipate this call to action to be received well, but to him, the tradeoff is worth it.

(Note: Description not autobiographical.)