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Koiyote wrote:Also, since I saw it in a roleplay rule set.
Since when does saying orbs for eyes, radars for ears, columns for legs, and banner for tail make you advanced? I personally think it makes you sound less advanced. People are all like " The best roleplayers use it! It's the best form of writing!"
Have you ever seen a book use those terms. And if so, how commonly?
Thank you.
Metallic Dragon wrote:Koiyote wrote:Also, since I saw it in a roleplay rule set.
Since when does saying orbs for eyes, radars for ears, columns for legs, and banner for tail make you advanced? I personally think it makes you sound less advanced. People are all like " The best roleplayers use it! It's the best form of writing!"
Have you ever seen a book use those terms. And if so, how commonly?
Thank you.
This. Someone did this on a roleplay of mine. It was to the point that no one knew what they were even talking about anymore and then they complained when people started ignoring them.























Hekomi wrote:Skellington. wrote:Koiyote wrote:Also, since I saw it in a roleplay rule set.
Since when does saying orbs for eyes, radars for ears, columns for legs, and banner for tail make you advanced? I personally think it makes you sound less advanced. People are all like " The best roleplayers use it! It's the best form of writing!"
Have you ever seen a book use those terms. And if so, how commonly?
Thank you.Ugh, that comes from Wetpaint. Those are so annoying. They make you sound like an idiot, not a literate. e.e
Actually it's been around for about ten years. ^^; I remember when I first started roleplaying it was all the rage. Along with using apostrophes.




ladybug53 wrote:One, I need to go to bed soon.
Two, I need a new fursona, and no one is entering my contact.
Three, I want to try lineless art, but I haven't got the patient.








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