Decimating demonic devices dutifully.Algernon Sydney is Dead wrote:Alliteration aggravates all around.
Before bleating bold babble bunches,
carefully consider combatants close-by.
Eradicating erroneous examples, expletives echo everywhere.
Decimating demonic devices dutifully.Algernon Sydney is Dead wrote:Alliteration aggravates all around.
Before bleating bold babble bunches,
carefully consider combatants close-by.
'Twas terrible twabbling, that -- too terse, though thematically tolerable.ROU Killing Time wrote:Decimating demonic devices dutifully.
Eradicating erroneous examples, expletives echo everywhere.
Negativity's nabobs neigh, "nay!"Algernon Sydney is Dead wrote:'Twas terrible twabbling, that -- too terse, though thematically tolerable.ROU Killing Time wrote:Decimating demonic devices dutifully.
Eradicating erroneous examples, expletives echo everywhere.
Mayhap my "Munsi method" modification?
Decimating demonic devices dutifully.
Eradicating erroneous examples, expletives echo everywhere.............
Reminds me of this one. I feel we are close to establishing a meme.eric_marsh wrote:"Those lambs live so briefly. It's sad."
"We all gotta eat." Sam said.
"I'm glad you feel that way." The stranger smiled.
The funny part? There are times I go through a surprising amount of effort to cut 2 letters, free up space and trail off...Algernon Sydney is Dead wrote:'Twas terrible twabbling, that -- too terse, though thematically tolerable.ROU Killing Time wrote:Decimating demonic devices dutifully.
Eradicating erroneous examples, expletives echo everywhere.
Mayhap my "Munsi method" modification?
Decimating demonic devices dutifully.
Eradicating erroneous examples, expletives echo everywhere.............
Actually I think that ASID is a little hard on you regarding the use of elipsis' (elipsisses?) I look on that as the literary equivalent of the comedian giving that little pause after the punchline to wait for the thunderous applause (or the dreaded *crickets*.) Besides, I know a twabbler that's pretty fond of using double-dashes "--" as spacers...munsi wrote:The funny part? There are times I go through a surprising amount of effort to cut 2 letters, free up space and trail off...Algernon Sydney is Dead wrote:'Twas terrible twabbling, that -- too terse, though thematically tolerable.ROU Killing Time wrote:Decimating demonic devices dutifully.
Eradicating erroneous examples, expletives echo everywhere.
Mayhap my "Munsi method" modification?
Decimating demonic devices dutifully.
Eradicating erroneous examples, expletives echo everywhere.............
Jim-dandy first post. Wilkommen.TroyStJames wrote:Other than the balloon animal gig, there was only one time I remember when twisting a poodle's neck wasn't frowned upon.
Nope. Pretty sure that guy (or gal) only uses dashes as appropriate punctuation1. Never as end-of-story filler (Or a pause at the end of the tale!?!!!).ROU Killing Time wrote:Besides, I know a twabbler that's pretty fond of using double-dashes "--" as spacers...
My point here, (and your point is well taken, btw) that the ellipsis is just as much of a fixed element as the word "the" and is really no less valid than the double-dash. Of course, one of the handiest tricks for sizing is to include someone's name in the twabble. Easy to swing character length higher or lower by adjusting the name length.Algernon Sydney is Dead wrote:Nope. Pretty sure that guy (or gal) only uses dashes as appropriate punctuation1. Never as end-of-story filler (Or a pause at the end of the tale!?!!!).ROU Killing Time wrote:Besides, I know a twabbler that's pretty fond of using double-dashes "--" as spacers...
That's my story and I'm sticking to it... ...
1Note that I do not actually use, nor fully endorse Wikipedia's "style" guidelines. They're just easier to link to than Gregg.
Yes, and now that you've revealed one of my secrets to the world, we can all agree that names like: X, J, Z, and Fran Stalinovskovichdavidovitchsky are all perfectly fine and normal.ROU Killing Time wrote:Easy to swing character length higher or lower by adjusting the name length.
First three examples are perfectly fine -- if you are twabbling about the MIB -- and the last one is perfectly normal -- if you are twabbling behind the -- former -- iron curtain.Algernon Sydney is Dead wrote:Yes, and now that you've revealed one of my secrets to the world, we can all agree that names like: X, J, Z, and Fran Stalinovskovichdavidovitchsky are all perfectly fine and normal.ROU Killing Time wrote:Easy to swing character length higher or lower by adjusting the name length.
Algernon Sydney is Dead wrote:Yes, and now that you've revealed one of my secrets to the world, we can all agree that names like: X, J, Z, and Fran Stalinovskovichdavidovitchsky are all perfectly fine and normal.ROU Killing Time wrote:Easy to swing character length higher or lower by adjusting the name length.
Good to be aboard! I've been listening dang near for forever, couldn't believe I hadn't signed up yet.Algernon Sydney is Dead wrote:Good morning, Sunshine, Sir!
Welcome aboard.