Number three tube away!

[robinbloke]

I feel the need to write, but don't have anything to braindump, well not to say that I don't have anything in my brain - although this is possibly disputable - but more to say I'm not in the frame of mind to actually just wholesale download to text a chunk of rambling burble that vaguely identifies as language. Hmmm. So I'm just rambling instead, which probably isn't that much different, but certainly more coherent at least. But hey, it's kept you distracted for a few seconds, a few seconds of entertainment or getaway from the world around you as I mercilessly suck you into this stream of words that flicker from my keyboard like... like... a word flickering keyboard thing. Hmm. Maybe I use too many similes, I know I use them a lot; maybe I should set myself a quota or some kind of limit and format every piece of text I write. Counting off nouns, verbs and other important factors in my prose and then adjusting it to the criteria that I've set myself. But then that would be artificial, true I'll go back and tweak things I've written, but that's usually for repetition (one of my personal bugbears) or if I think of something that 'sounds' better, although I don't speak out loud when I read I do try and (usually) flick over anything I've written and edit/change the odd word or three to make them somewhat more readable; the exception to this being braindumps, which are so malformed and chaotic theres a) little point and b) editing would destroy the whole point of them anyway.
But then this is sort of a rambling brain dump anyway, perhaps more just a jumping list of thoughts that came to me as I started writing, which as I think I previously noted, sometimes I just have to do.
And you get to be inflicted with it all, lucky you - I'd get a doctors appointment if I were you...

Comments

[prettybabygirl8.livejournal.com]

I only know two of you, but I have to say you really lost me on some of those comments!! And how is it that my two friends always seems to attract you very different people?!

Back to the blurb you wrote....interesting way to chat about next to nothing...I bet you got great grades in English!

[robinbloke.livejournal.com]

Sadly not so, my English only ever developed once I started roleplaying online and there I had the sudden desire to construct quality pieces of prose.
So RP is good for something after all.

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[prettybabygirl8.livejournal.com]

The lengths people will go to in order to do well in RPing!