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Literary Support by =DragonGuitarest:iconDragonGuitarest:

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Because seeing literature devinations in all lower case irritates me for some reason. Proper grammar needs some love, too. But, English grammar being what it is, mistakes are common everywhere and easier to forgive. ;)
But honestly, all the stuff in all lower case? Even if it's good, it still grates on my patience. Exercise the use of capitals, people! I feel like I'm the only one who puts in the effort.
As for the originality part... well, who doesn't like it? I like seeing really unique stuff or plots made into something fabulous out of something that would otherwise be cliche.

End Rant

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Anyways, first stamp, forgive the.. uh... plainness.
....I quite like making stamps. Tis easy.

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*NobleElite Apr 21, 2009, 3:20:25 PM
Instant fave. I get tired of the lack of caps too, though I forgive it in instant messages and text messages. Great stamp. This is one for my collection. :3

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Take yo' drama to yo' mama while riding on yo' new llama.
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=Otseis-Ragnarok Apr 21, 2009, 3:20:36 PM
Plots are the only thing that I can understand people having difficulty with. At the same time, they're the thing that bothers me most when it comes to writing.

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Submit to your will.
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=DragonGuitarest Apr 21, 2009, 3:29:09 PM
Plots can be difficult because, well, it's hard to find something that hasn't be done. And coming up with new twists to add into an idea that may have been around for a while, for me at least, is a bit of a headache. It's worth it though.
But, when there's an army of similar plots down to every detail but character appearances and names, it gets tiring. Which was my main issue.

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With Mania as my Lord,
And Word as my Savior,
I shall turn my blood to ink,
And my skin to paper.
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=DragonGuitarest Apr 21, 2009, 3:29:12 PM
Thank you. =3
In texts and IMs, I usually use lowercase because it saves time. Plus, it's not like anyone would really care. But on here, when most of the time the things in the popular list are in lower case... it's like the people writing are too lazy to even care to make it more presentable. =/ But that's just me.

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With Mania as my Lord,
And Word as my Savior,
I shall turn my blood to ink,
And my skin to paper.
:frail:
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*NobleElite Apr 21, 2009, 3:30:24 PM
Yeah. The only time I find that acceptable is in poetry. Prose, however, needs the dang caps.

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Take yo' drama to yo' mama while riding on yo' new llama.
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=Otseis-Ragnarok Apr 21, 2009, 3:31:10 PM
True that, and when people make a big deal about their character's appearance, I get annoyed. If you're half as good as you've implied, I might give you a chance, though. :D

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Submit to your will.
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=DragonGuitarest Apr 21, 2009, 3:35:46 PM
I wont claim I'm any good, but, I've read enough to nit-pick a bit. ;) At least, that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it.

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With Mania as my Lord,
And Word as my Savior,
I shall turn my blood to ink,
And my skin to paper.
:frail:
:icondragonguitarest:
=DragonGuitarest Apr 21, 2009, 3:36:04 PM
For poetry it adds to the effect given. In prose, it lessens the effect.

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With Mania as my Lord,
And Word as my Savior,
I shall turn my blood to ink,
And my skin to paper.
:frail:
:iconnobleelite:
*NobleElite Apr 21, 2009, 3:36:49 PM
Yus.

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Take yo' drama to yo' mama while riding on yo' new llama.
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