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Dinh AaronMk
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my beloved (french coded)
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Never spaghetti; Boston strong
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The last post below me is a lie
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THE SACRIFICE IS COMPLETE. THE BOILERMEN HAVE FRESH SOULS. THEY CAN DO SHIFT CHANGES.
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Was that supposed to be an anime reference
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Harry Potter is not a world view, read another book or I will piss on the moon with my super laser piss.
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Maybe Hiroyuki Nishimura should buy spam.
And then he can sell all the posting data to Viacom and then launder the data for more bucks sent to a Swiss bank account.
THREE DAYS REMAINING FOR SIGNUPS
Download stuff from shifty links off of /t/ without protection. It might be your virus protection and adding some new files from the internet might just unjog your computer and unlock its full possibilities.
Both. I plan plot-arcs, and if I have an idea for a post within that arc that really strikes me then I can remember it for later (I have sat on post-ideas for two years before actually posting them.) Everything else I fill in as I go, mostly having faith in the idea that i'll come up with something I like when it comes time to considered a specific part of the plot.
Same as this guy.
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It's like he goose stepped in.
I used to go by the moniker "The Taunter[2]" back when I played Runescape during my highschool days. That being because I was a fan of Monty Python and I originally wanted to be "The French Taunter", but I didn't want to be thought of as French. But it was too long anyways.
Later, I went under the username "Dandelo" after a character from Stephen King's "Dark Tower" series. In fact: a part of my name now is an artifact from that. But more on that later.
About around the time I got into Spore I registered with my regular Email and assigned myself the generic username "AaronMK". Which is suffice to say: my name and initials. I didn't imagine back then I'd get anywhere under that name, but I did. Eventually I resigned myself to using that name more regularly across YouTube and even on into my DeviantArt. More so as a familiar way to identify myself to people from the Spore community when I followed them elsewhere. It also became a familiar name I feel and has followed me for years since.
This current iteration falls back on the Dark Tower series. I have time and again utilized the title "Dihn" as a reference to the story. In that world, "Dihn" is the word used to describe someone as a lord or as an honorific such as "sir". So every-time you call me Dinh you're referring to me by the fantasy term as "Sir" or "Lord", which is always amusing.
It's also a Vietnamese name and after some reshuffling with the letters and adding one or two more it's a Persian woman's name; but that's besides the fact. The thing is now it's become my regular screen name. It's probably dangerous, but I feel I have enough lacking.
Later, I went under the username "Dandelo" after a character from Stephen King's "Dark Tower" series. In fact: a part of my name now is an artifact from that. But more on that later.
About around the time I got into Spore I registered with my regular Email and assigned myself the generic username "AaronMK". Which is suffice to say: my name and initials. I didn't imagine back then I'd get anywhere under that name, but I did. Eventually I resigned myself to using that name more regularly across YouTube and even on into my DeviantArt. More so as a familiar way to identify myself to people from the Spore community when I followed them elsewhere. It also became a familiar name I feel and has followed me for years since.
This current iteration falls back on the Dark Tower series. I have time and again utilized the title "Dihn" as a reference to the story. In that world, "Dihn" is the word used to describe someone as a lord or as an honorific such as "sir". So every-time you call me Dinh you're referring to me by the fantasy term as "Sir" or "Lord", which is always amusing.
It's also a Vietnamese name and after some reshuffling with the letters and adding one or two more it's a Persian woman's name; but that's besides the fact. The thing is now it's become my regular screen name. It's probably dangerous, but I feel I have enough lacking.
Loosely inspired to post because of another thread.
In any case, if you need some technical inspiration or a breakdown on how some "higher-end" writing mechanics work, here's some TED-Ed videos I find deviously helpful as a lighthouse when wandering the darkness of writing stuff. I'm not going to bother giving it any explanation, and let the presenters do the talking.
There may be others too, but I either need to decide how relevant they are or I need to actually find them. But in the end this sort of thing may be something that some of us all know this through experience or other sources, but there are others where this being laid out may be enlightening.
In any case, if you need some technical inspiration or a breakdown on how some "higher-end" writing mechanics work, here's some TED-Ed videos I find deviously helpful as a lighthouse when wandering the darkness of writing stuff. I'm not going to bother giving it any explanation, and let the presenters do the talking.
There may be others too, but I either need to decide how relevant they are or I need to actually find them. But in the end this sort of thing may be something that some of us all know this through experience or other sources, but there are others where this being laid out may be enlightening.
Well on passing the thread title led me to remember this video, so I'll post this as a reference as I feel its topical.
Fundamentally being sociable - or even being able to observe people being social - is a pretty big skill to have on some level. In my daily life I'm pretty forced to be social on a costumer service basis and then often engage in casual conversation with people. So I'd venture to say my otherwise introvertedness is broken down. But still: I'm not going out of my way to solicit random conversation with people, even if I should try with my classmates.
Fundamentally being sociable - or even being able to observe people being social - is a pretty big skill to have on some level. In my daily life I'm pretty forced to be social on a costumer service basis and then often engage in casual conversation with people. So I'd venture to say my otherwise introvertedness is broken down. But still: I'm not going out of my way to solicit random conversation with people, even if I should try with my classmates.
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