[X] My Assistant

Well, gonna vacate from the forums for a while.

I hate it when I'm going to make a post in a thread and someone sneaks their post in before me and fucks it up!!

I understand most of the lyrics in spite of my damaged hearing and if you're so lazy to neg google for 4 seconds and search for the lyrics then I guess, it should be a difficult task for you to listen to 1:42-2:05 in this song, and perhaps tell me if you can pull that off or at least compose something more appaling?

I have written lyrics, though. This, I had forgotten:

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1/2 - "Tranquilizers"/"Never Thought"
3/4 - "And Now I See"/"Tangerine Tryst"
5 - "Diner"
6/7 - "Stellar"/"Snapdragon"
8 - "Regolith"
9 - "Untitled"

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Let me know if these are "appalling", (sic) :3

Sound a lot like someone we all know, dunnit?

I don't think Brad is that wordy.

Honestly, I'd've guessed Martin Luther King, Jr.

Dead men don't talk.

But he was pretty wordy.

Show some respect, yo.

Wordy's a bad thing, now?

I sure hope you don't read novels, then.

Wordy is not a quality necessary for a good novel.

I always pegged you as a novel reader, rad.

How about a bad one?

I always pegged you as a novel reader, rad.

I don't read well, if ever, actually.

This post has been edited by radixius: May 26 2010, 06:03

I don't read well, if ever, actually.

Hm, same with me. It's a wonder to me why. I've always thought I'd hate reading novels, but I enjoy reading at such length, lately, I just need to give it a try... Oh, but another feeling I get is that you know how to write at a professional level, when you really apply yourself. Like you'd studied the in and outs of authorship, maybe. I was most impressed by your structure, when you were role playing, recently.

This post has been edited by D.D.D.: May 26 2010, 06:26

Well, gonna vacate from the forums for a while.

Why?

Like you'd studied the in and outs of authorship, maybe.

I have no idea what this means.

I've got a dad who makes his living as a freelance writer. Much of what I've read and found interesting was from books about writing and stuff.

Rad's smart. I thought at first he might've picked up a thing or two from novels, and then I considered how I learned. It could apply, though I doubt it.

This post has been edited by D.D.D.: May 26 2010, 06:33

My aunt's drawers are still hanging on the towel rack in my bathroom. They're right THERE when I'm trying to take a piss. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/cry.gif)

There is too much ass kissing on this site.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQyG_sw1ENg...feature=channel

Rad's smart. I thought at first he might've picked up a thing or two from novels, and then I considered how I learned. It could apply, though I doubt it.

As far as I remember, which isn't well, mind you, but I think I've completed maybe 5 to 8 big boy novels in my life. That is, books that aren't in the "young adult" category, and I've taken probably a single creative writing class, and I destroyed it just from writing whatever I thought sounded good.

Or maybe it's from the hundreds of video games I've played I learned structure and vocabulary, and the hundreds of manga I've read that I learned pacing, I don't know.