TET: Mutatis mutandis ...

[New haven america]

It's annoying when fanfic ends abruptly. At least Dungeon Keeper Ami updates sometimes.

I really need to get back to my own writing before my courage to continue ossifies and dies, too. Not that I have readers as such, but I enjoy it while I'm writing it, and the point to it is that I'm writing it, not that it has to be good. Or so I tell myself to distract the part of my mind that insists it has to be perfect.

... Read finished work?

Well, writing doesn't have to be perfect, it's actually the imperfections and little quirks that makes creating art (Whether it be literature, painting/drawing, etc...) fun.

[Vassenor]

I'd have to disagree, based solely on the AU fanfic - Emi nearly killed Iwanako and sent her to the hospital! Right now I'd have to say that Hanako's best girl. But the fanfic (which seemed to be aiming for some sort of Hanako/Iwanako romance) ends unfinished, alas. There may be better girls.

Where are the Shizune and Rin people at?

Sorry, chief, just keeping score.

-raises hand-

[The Federation of Kendor]

It's annoying when fanfic ends abruptly. At least Dungeon Keeper Ami updates sometimes.

I really need to get back to my own writing before my courage to continue ossifies and dies, too. Not that I have readers as such, but I enjoy it while I'm writing it, and the point to it is that I'm writing it, not that it has to be good. Or so I tell myself to distract the part of my mind that insists it has to be perfect.

... Read finished work?

Well, writing doesn't have to be perfect, it's actually the imperfections and little quirks that makes creating art (Whether it be literature, painting/drawing, etc...) fun.

Can anyone help me with my writing? I like to write a story but i don't have the motivation to do so. I also have problems with writing like a novel, because my grammar isn't perfect, i sometimes forget some vocabularies and don't know some others, and some other problems

[Sungai Pusat]

... Read finished work?

Well, writing doesn't have to be perfect, it's actually the imperfections and little quirks that makes creating art (Whether it be literature, painting/drawing, etc...) fun.

Can anyone help me with my writing? I like to write a story but i don't have the motivation to do so. I also have problems with writing like a novel, because my grammar isn't perfect, i sometimes forget some vocabularies and don't know some others, and some other problems

I guess capitalise on the moments when all you're concerned about is punching the idea out into being, as opposed to when you're most worried abou all the little details regarding it... at least unless the work itself REQUIRES a need to focus on tiny details.

[Tsaraine]

It's annoying when fanfic ends abruptly. At least Dungeon Keeper Ami updates sometimes.

I really need to get back to my own writing before my courage to continue ossifies and dies, too. Not that I have readers as such, but I enjoy it while I'm writing it, and the point to it is that I'm writing it, not that it has to be good. Or so I tell myself to distract the part of my mind that insists it has to be perfect.

... Read finished work?

Well, writing doesn't have to be perfect, it's actually the imperfections and little quirks that makes creating art (Whether it be literature, painting/drawing, etc...) fun.

For me, well, I've always had problems with evaluating my own work. I'm told that when I was young I used to scribble it out with black crayon. So I have trouble continuing if I think it's not good enough ... or if I think it's too good and that I won't be able to keep it up. And a lot of the time I feel like, well, if I'm going to give it up half finished, why even start? Before I started my latest story, I hadn't written anything in almost a year. Hence why my goal now is simply to write it.

There's a reason most of my protagonists have crippling psychological issues. But I enjoy being able to get the scenes in my head out into words, and I like my characters, and it's fun when the story goes in directions you didn't expect when you first set out to write it.

[Minoa]

The main reason people hate comic sans is nothing to do with disability, but as a graphic designer, the widespread complaint is that people use Comic Sans everywhere regardless of the context. I've seen comic sans on newsletters, hospital notices and even safety notices.

it is my default font at work

It's usually a sign that a company needs a design review that Brand New can approve, because I read that site a lot.

[New Visayan Islands]

Where are the Shizune and Rin people at?

Sorry, chief, just keeping score.

-raises hand-

Shizune or Rin? I'm counting score, so I don't want to assume.

[Tsaraine]

... Read finished work?

Well, writing doesn't have to be perfect, it's actually the imperfections and little quirks that makes creating art (Whether it be literature, painting/drawing, etc...) fun.

Can anyone help me with my writing? I like to write a story but i don't have the motivation to do so. I also have problems with writing like a novel, because my grammar isn't perfect, i sometimes forget some vocabularies and don't know some others, and some other problems

Just start writing. That's the hardest and most important step.

A lesson from Raymond Chandler; whenever you get stuck, that's when you have a goon bust down the door.

[Sungai Pusat]

... Read finished work?

Well, writing doesn't have to be perfect, it's actually the imperfections and little quirks that makes creating art (Whether it be literature, painting/drawing, etc...) fun.

For me, well, I've always had problems with evaluating my own work. I'm told that when I was young I used to scribble it out with black crayon. So I have trouble continuing if I think it's not good enough ... or if I think it's too good and that I won't be able to keep it up. And a lot of the time I feel like, well, if I'm going to give it up half finished, why even start? Before I started my latest story, I hadn't written anything in almost a year. Hence why my goal now is simply to write it.

There's a reason most of my protagonists have crippling psychological issues. But I enjoy being able to get the scenes in my head out into words, and I like my characters, and it's fun when the story goes in directions you didn't expect when you first set out to write it.

Weirdly, I have to wonder if my own issues, which I'm not entirely sure about if they're fully psychological or not, is why I tend to write my characters in the opposite light... like, there's elements that match up with my own life, but a lot of the characters don't tend to, for example, just find themselves using the computer and wasting away like I find myself doing.

[New haven america]

... Read finished work?

Well, writing doesn't have to be perfect, it's actually the imperfections and little quirks that makes creating art (Whether it be literature, painting/drawing, etc...) fun.

For me, well, I've always had problems with evaluating my own work. I'm told that when I was young I used to scribble it out with black crayon. So I have trouble continuing if I think it's not good enough ... or if I think it's too good and that I won't be able to keep it up. And a lot of the time I feel like, well, if I'm going to give it up half finished, why even start? Before I started my latest story, I hadn't written anything in almost a year. Hence why my goal now is simply to write it.

There's a reason most of my protagonists have crippling psychological issues. But I enjoy being able to get the scenes in my head out into words, and I like my characters, and it's fun when the story goes in directions you didn't expect when you first set out to write it.

I think you'd like Evangelion...

[New haven america]

For me, well, I've always had problems with evaluating my own work. I'm told that when I was young I used to scribble it out with black crayon. So I have trouble continuing if I think it's not good enough ... or if I think it's too good and that I won't be able to keep it up. And a lot of the time I feel like, well, if I'm going to give it up half finished, why even start? Before I started my latest story, I hadn't written anything in almost a year. Hence why my goal now is simply to write it.

There's a reason most of my protagonists have crippling psychological issues. But I enjoy being able to get the scenes in my head out into words, and I like my characters, and it's fun when the story goes in directions you didn't expect when you first set out to write it.

Weirdly, I have to wonder if my own issues, which I'm not entirely sure about if they're fully psychological or not, is why I tend to write my characters in the opposite light... like, there's elements that match up with my own life, but a lot of the characters don't tend to, for example, just find themselves using the computer and wasting away like I find myself doing.

I don't write because I suck at setting up stories.

Like, I know where I want something to go and how characters act and everything in my head, but writing it out just doesn't turn out as well as it should (Also, I hate having to come up with descriptions of things, tis why I stick to drawing).

[Tsaraine]

For me, well, I've always had problems with evaluating my own work. I'm told that when I was young I used to scribble it out with black crayon. So I have trouble continuing if I think it's not good enough ... or if I think it's too good and that I won't be able to keep it up. And a lot of the time I feel like, well, if I'm going to give it up half finished, why even start? Before I started my latest story, I hadn't written anything in almost a year. Hence why my goal now is simply to write it.

There's a reason most of my protagonists have crippling psychological issues. But I enjoy being able to get the scenes in my head out into words, and I like my characters, and it's fun when the story goes in directions you didn't expect when you first set out to write it.

I think you'd like Evangelion...

Nah, I tend to avoid the dark and depressing anime; I have enough depression already, so I avoid watching stuff that makes me feel sad. I never finished Erased, and I've yet to try watching Madoka Magica, since I've heard it described as "crippling depression with magical girls". I really liked School-Live! but it wrecked me with feels.

Plus I have it on good authority that Shinji is a whiny little bitch.

[Sungai Pusat]

Weirdly, I have to wonder if my own issues, which I'm not entirely sure about if they're fully psychological or not, is why I tend to write my characters in the opposite light... like, there's elements that match up with my own life, but a lot of the characters don't tend to, for example, just find themselves using the computer and wasting away like I find myself doing.

I don't write because I suck at setting up stories.

Like, I know where I want something to go and how characters act and everything in my head, but writing it out just doesn't turn out as well as it should (Also, I hate having to come up with descriptions of things, tis why I stick to drawing).

Well, I kind of suck too.

Like, I think the stories (See: Attempts that only lasted the day) I'd tried writing felt better than what I'd done before, but I can only question if a part of it isn't that I set it up in a new way beyond just giving a description about stuff or the way I attempt to write it. (Which I've noticed is minimalist af, so... yeah, I apparently hate describing things as well or something, idk.)

[Sungai Pusat]

I think you'd like Evangelion...

Nah, I tend to avoid the dark and depressing anime; I have enough depression already, so I avoid watching stuff that makes me feel sad. I never finished Erased, and I've yet to try watching Madoka Magica, since I've heard it described as "crippling depression with magical girls". I really liked School-Live! but it wrecked me with feels.

Plus I have it on good authority that Shinji is a whiny little bitch.

From what I've heard, yes (Never watched Evangelion myself)

Apparently, however, the ending of the show starkly contrasts the tone of the earlier episodes, so.... there you go.

[New Visayan Islands]

I think you'd like Evangelion...

Nah, I tend to avoid the dark and depressing anime; I have enough depression already, so I avoid watching stuff that makes me feel sad. I never finished Erased, and I've yet to try watching Madoka Magica, since I've heard it described as "crippling depression with magical girls". I really liked School-Live! but it wrecked me with feels.

Plus I have it on good authority that Shinji is a whiny little bitch.

A certain scene in End of Evangelion would make that an understatement, methinks.

[Immoren]

It's annoying when fanfic ends abruptly. At least Dungeon Keeper Ami updates sometimes.

I really need to get back to my own writing before my courage to continue ossifies and dies, too. Not that I have readers as such, but I enjoy it while I'm writing it, and the point to it is that I'm writing it, not that it has to be good. Or so I tell myself to distract the part of my mind that insists it has to be perfect.

I should check if that one fanfic that has Pinkie Pie perform Rite Of Ashk-Enke and change places with Death of Discworld has finally updated

[Sungai Pusat]

It's annoying when fanfic ends abruptly. At least Dungeon Keeper Ami updates sometimes.

I really need to get back to my own writing before my courage to continue ossifies and dies, too. Not that I have readers as such, but I enjoy it while I'm writing it, and the point to it is that I'm writing it, not that it has to be good. Or so I tell myself to distract the part of my mind that insists it has to be perfect.

I should check if that one fanfic that has Pinkie Pie perform Rite Of Ashk-Enke and change places with Death of Discworld has finally updated

....wut.

Geez, you people sure are weird.

[Tsaraine]

It's annoying when fanfic ends abruptly. At least Dungeon Keeper Ami updates sometimes.

I really need to get back to my own writing before my courage to continue ossifies and dies, too. Not that I have readers as such, but I enjoy it while I'm writing it, and the point to it is that I'm writing it, not that it has to be good. Or so I tell myself to distract the part of my mind that insists it has to be perfect.

I should check if that one fanfic that has Pinkie Pie perform Rite Of Ashk-Enke and change places with Death of Discworld has finally updated

My interest. You has it.

I've been re-reading Dungeon Keeper Ami, in which Mizuno Ami (also known as Sailor Mercury) finds herself in the world of the Dungeon Keeper series of games. Right now I'm reading He Says He Is An Experimental Theologian, which inserts Welcome To Night Vale into the world of His Dark Materials.

[Khalisako]

It's annoying when fanfic ends abruptly. At least Dungeon Keeper Ami updates sometimes.

I really need to get back to my own writing before my courage to continue ossifies and dies, too. Not that I have readers as such, but I enjoy it while I'm writing it, and the point to it is that I'm writing it, not that it has to be good. Or so I tell myself to distract the part of my mind that insists it has to be perfect.

I should check if that one fanfic that has Pinkie Pie perform Rite Of Ashk-Enke and change places with Death of Discworld has finally updated

Speaking of fan-fic, I recently found a duterte anime floating around the internets.

[New haven america]

Nah, I tend to avoid the dark and depressing anime; I have enough depression already, so I avoid watching stuff that makes me feel sad. I never finished Erased, and I've yet to try watching Madoka Magica, since I've heard it described as "crippling depression with magical girls". I really liked School-Live! but it wrecked me with feels.

Plus I have it on good authority that Shinji is a whiny little bitch.

From what I've heard, yes (Never watched Evangelion myself)

Apparently, however, the ending of the show starkly contrasts the tone of the earlier episodes, so.... there you go.

Ending(s).

The show has 2 endings, episode 25 and 26 (A bunch of nonsense), and the End of Evangelion (Slightly more understandable nonsense).

Apparently they actually make sense if you're going through depression, or so I've been told.

[Immoren]

I should check if that one fanfic that has Pinkie Pie perform Rite Of Ashk-Enke and change places with Death of Discworld has finally updated

....wut.

Geez, you people sure are weird.

I should check if that one fanfic that has Pinkie Pie perform Rite Of Ashk-Enke and change places with Death of Discworld has finally updated

My interest. You has it.

I've been re-reading Dungeon Keeper Ami, in which Mizuno Ami (also known as Sailor Mercury) finds herself in the world of the Dungeon Keeper series of games. Right now I'm reading He Says He Is An Experimental Theologian, which inserts Welcome To Night Vale into the world of His Dark Materials.

http://www.fimfiction.net/story/400/binky-pie

Apparently it is. I should continue I guess.

[Tsaraine]

I should check if that one fanfic that has Pinkie Pie perform Rite Of Ashk-Enke and change places with Death of Discworld has finally updated

Speaking of fan-fic, I recently found a duterte anime floating around the internets.

Count to ten before the hentai starts rolling out, if it hasn't already.

Rule 34 always applies. Given I've read (intentionally bad surrealist) slashfic of US Presidents, I don't doubt Duterte has his fans. Except that line of reasoning also means that there is also porn of other politicians - including large - sorry, yuuuge - orange ones - so perhaps it's best not to think about it, lest your brain cells shriek and die the way mine just did.

[Vassenor]

From what I've heard, yes (Never watched Evangelion myself)

Apparently, however, the ending of the show starkly contrasts the tone of the earlier episodes, so.... there you go.

Ending(s).

The show has 2 endings, episode 25 and 26 (A bunch of nonsense), and the End of Evangelion (Slightly more understandable nonsense).

Apparently they actually make sense if you're going through depression, or so I've been told.

Mostly because the second half of the series actually was when the director went off his depression meds.

[Tsaraine]

....wut.

Geez, you people sure are weird.

My interest. You has it.

I've been re-reading Dungeon Keeper Ami, in which Mizuno Ami (also known as Sailor Mercury) finds herself in the world of the Dungeon Keeper series of games. Right now I'm reading He Says He Is An Experimental Theologian, which inserts Welcome To Night Vale into the world of His Dark Materials.

http://www.fimfiction.net/story/400/binky-pie

Apparently it is. I should continue I guess.

*adds it to the list*

[New haven america]

Ending(s).

The show has 2 endings, episode 25 and 26 (A bunch of nonsense), and the End of Evangelion (Slightly more understandable nonsense).

Apparently they actually make sense if you're going through depression, or so I've been told.

Mostly because the second half of the series actually was when the director went off his depression meds.

Yep.