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You know, they say you don't really know what you have until it's gone. I guess the ability to talk is just not really important to you either way.
*Leans against a wall*
Nothing's really important to me right now.
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You know, they say you don't really know what you have until it's gone. I guess the ability to talk is just not really important to you either way.
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Well, I don't imagine you've actually spoken to many before me since you got your voice back, since almost no time has passed.
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It's kind of very cool. Glad to hear you're back.
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Oh wait, your voice is back? Neato!
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Oh, hey there. I see you decided to stick around for a while longer.
Bleh.
*Leans against a wall*
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That's not really reassuring...
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Take a writing class lol.
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*sighs*
Fair point. I would say no.
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Wrong. There are certain rules that need to be followed. For example, grammar, character development, lack of huge plot holes, etc.
SAO fails multiple rules. It is, as a story, bad. You can enjoy a bad story, but that doesn't make it good. Pacific Rim isn't good, but people still enjoy it. Parts of Dragon Ball aren't good, pokemon's anime often isn't good, but people enjoy them. The english dubs of digimon aren't good. So on.