Use a word (that is indeed in your vocabulary) twice around someone who hasnt heard you use that word before and suddenly "thats your new favorite word, huh. Word of the month?" I know she didnt mean anything by it, but it was still pretty annoying....
Those login verification pictures in a grid that ask you to select all boats, cars, trees, traffic lights, etc. They've been getting more and more complex lately. Pictures juuuust bleeding enough into multiple squares. Pics of jetskis that may or may not be considered boats. Crosswalk signs that aren't really traffic lights. Took me 7 of them to log into my Open Table software today. Had me thinking that I maybe I am a robot. That would be cool.
Oh, man! The traffic lights one. Mr Captcha, what are you classifying as traffic lights? Just the lights themselves, the poles and arms they’re attached to? What about the two pixels of traffic light in that box there?
Right? I keep waiting for them to display a crowd shot and ask me to click on all the communists or something.
Saw that a person whose name is recognizable to at least part of the world has embraced non-binary status and henceforth wishes to be referred to as they and them. Perhaps this is an offshoot of the The Royal We, but using plural pronouns to identify individual people is silly when a perfectly good alternative exists: It.
I know it's weird for someone older than thirteen, but I'm seven seasons in to Stargate SG-1, and the only warning is: nudity. There were ten seconds of full-frontal female nudity in Season 1 Episode 1, and not so much as a nipslip since. That's like, false advertising or something, right?
I remember when I was thirteen, searching through whatever the cable TV guide was called for the movies with "adult situations" and nudity in them. Genre? Don't matter, man, there's gonna be nekkid hugs!
At least your warnings carry a little cred, unlike the channel Talking Pictures that warns of ‘distressing’ scenes before showing a film made in 1952, at three o’clock in the afternoon!
When the anxiety part of my brain insists that xyz projects are impossible despite clear evidence that I can handle whatever shit the lab throws at me!! Honestly, anxiety, were you not paying attention for the last 5 years??
[Two short sentences above this] Only submit one story at a time, and if you're story is not accepted, please wait a full month before submitting to us again. Best, [Name redacted] Editor-in-Chief Really? This is depressing. How can something like this be missed--by an "Editor-in-Chief"? Yes, humans make mistakes. But a principal editor should be able to check over a couple of sentences... Nothing makes me lose faith more than this.
Lol, you know how it is—the mechanic often drives a car that's falling apart. They probably take great relief in just writing like normal people when they can.
Lol in fact I just realized—you know in his stories @big soft moose doesn't allow all the typos and misspellings he posts all over the board.
Storees mattur, postigs on forams ar lees offa consern In my actual books i use both an editor and a proof reader, if I'm posting stories here I at very least use grammarly
Especially Noldorin elves. I heard they're very crafty. Just don't ask for them to be made free or, Illuvatar forbid, steal them... That's one for the Tolkienites.
Modern comedy, or at least what passes for it these days, especially British sitcoms. It seems the only ingredients you need to get a sitcom to the screen these days is a cast of deeply unlikable characters who spend the whole half hour being rude and nasty to one another. They’re soulless.
I don't play in the Reddit pool, though I confess to blowing way too many hours listening to Reddit compilations on YouTube. So is it not the done thing to downvote a reply if you think the advice given is stupid or harmful? Or are you just referring to downvotes on the original?