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timepiececlock) wrote2005-08-06 01:20 am
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I've found a new way to pass the time while reading CFUD to wait for the vote that has my potential character: identifying and pointing out when supposedly "brilliant" characters make really obvious grammar or speech mistakes.
I just caught Kabuto's RPer saying "irregardless" instead of "regardless", and a few days ago I caught Haruno Sakura's RPer saying "except" instead of "accept".
I just caught Kabuto's RPer saying "irregardless" instead of "regardless", and a few days ago I caught Haruno Sakura's RPer saying "except" instead of "accept".
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The worst, the VERY WORST, is "libary". ARGH! It's "library", with an R.
I haven't seen that one in a while. One of mine is "cematary". Surprisingly common misspelling that grates. It's all "e"'s! No "a"'s!
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When you poke at grammar like that, you're not poking fun/harrassing the character. You're insulting/making fun of the player. Which makes it not fun to play.
Speaking as the player of a character who's smarter than I am? It's hard enough to maintain the proper 'voice' and intelligence level without the audience making you feel humiliated about your inability to play someone smarter than you. It makes the game not fun.
:( Sorry to dump cold water on you there, but ... that's not the fun sort of harrassment.
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So I admit I'm curious: what were you looking for when reading my journal that made you want to go back over 30 entries?
Did you find what you were looking for? (this? this entry is older than the other discussion, so if you were looking for me to be commenting on something from the other discussion, I have to tell you it doesn't exist.)
Is there anything else I can help you with finding?
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Thanks for listening. I suppose I can't ask for anything else.
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I sometimes browse character journals when I'm unfamiliar with a person's canon, hoping to might out more. Usually I find it a disappointing process because few people put any explanation up about their character or canon. They're by no means required to, but sometimes I wish more would put at least their application entry up so that I have something to go back to when I'm confused. As fates would have it, more often than not it seems the ones that DO put up descriptions are for characters I'm already familiar with.