[X] My Assistant

I think that's splitting hairs, though. The question isn't whether it's wrong, it's whether or not it is offensive. The two are not one and the same.

If we're splitting hairs, here:

of·fen·sive
   [uh-fen-siv or, for 4, 5, aw-fen-, of-en-] Show IPA
–noun
6.
the position or attitude of aggression or attack: to take the offensive.
7.
an aggressive movement or attack: a carefully planned naval offensive.

If we're splitting hairs, here:

Good point, actually. I was suggesting the idea may not always offend someone's sensibilities. Going by the book, though, yeah, murder's an aggressive action.

Edit:
I'm wondering, though, if "mercy killing" could be considered aggressive?

Re-edit:
@Whittle: I see your point. I was trying to suggest that, since I think it's wrong, murder usually does offend me in that sense.

This post has been edited by FourThirteen: Jun 3 2011, 02:44

Getting past that idiotic rabble; I'm having trouble writing an internal monologue for a female. I am on scene 2. This does not bode well.

Getting past that idiotic rabble; I'm having trouble writing an internal monologue for a female. I am on scene 2. This does not bode well.

Does that happen a lot, or are you just struggling with this character?

Edit: Thread made for that one other thing we were talking about.

This post has been edited by FourThirteen: Jun 3 2011, 02:58

Does that happen a lot, or are you just struggling with this character?

Just this one so far.

Oddly enough, dialogue/monologue is one area I rarely get stuck. It's usually description for me.

Description is a bitch, which is why I'm writing a script!

I got past that small writer's block, though.

If I click and drag the scroll bar in chrome a little too far down past the arrow, the bar jumps back to the top, and vice versa.

And that makes me want to kill some bitches.

Bitches need some killing.

AAAAAAGH RANDOM THOUGHTS.

[ragecast.0sites.org] I think this is the best tirade I've ever written.

I hate sports cars.

I mean, they are just so unpractical. There's not one thing about them that makes them viable for everyday life.

I mean, they are just so unpractical. There's not one thing about them that makes them viable for everyday life.

What about the Tesla? They're pretty sweet and viable for everyday life.

I mean, they are just so unpractical. There's not one thing about them that makes them viable for everyday life.

It's one of those things you either feel you need or don't. In the midst of a midlife crisis, some men opt for one of these over an affair. If anything, a sports car does seem more practical in that situation.

What about the Tesla? They're pretty sweet and viable for everyday life.

Whatever happened to trunks?
And don't you dare coming up with a dbz-related pun.

It's one of those things you either feel you need or don't. In the midst of a midlife crisis, some men opt for one of these over an affair. If anything, a sports car does seem more practical in that situation.

My brother has a Smart Roadster. While it may not be one of the top of the notch ones, it is the closest I ever have driven. You feel like falling through the bottom while driving and look like a jackass while getting in and out.
Yes, it does look kinda nice and it goes fast, way faster, in fact, than my Renault Modus. But you just love the space once you have it.

This post has been edited by flint: Jun 3 2011, 13:02

I hate all these whiny obnoxious idiots with unwavering passion.

Entitlement does strange things to a person.

Whatever happened to trunks?
And don't you dare cumming up with a dbz-related pun.

I would've actually made a pun in regards to swimming trunks. But now it is moot.

And frankly, I never have any need for trunks, anyways. When I shop for stuff, it always fits in the side seat. And if I have to buy big items like chairs, TVs or tables, I get them shipped to my place via truck. And when I travel, I take the subway to the airport, so no need to stow my bags in the trunk, either.

Also, you could use this same argument for small cars. I'm almost sure smart cars don't have trunks, either.

You know what would fit in the side seat? A life partner.

Ah, I know. That's an unfair argument.