Glad to see you flagged me... I was just going through the fridge and found a lovely bunch of kale with your name on it.
Frubal that.
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Your Rules/Guidelines When Writing Posts
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Glad to see you flagged me... I was just going through the fridge and found a lovely bunch of kale with your name on it.
Frubal that.
Most of what @Revoltingest wrote except that I enjoy
And for #20: "Poke the bear and the revolting one".
And for #20: "Poke the bear and the revolting one".
exchemist
Veteran Member
You want some kale, too? There's enough to go around!
I can bake it into a nice cake, and everyone can have a slice!
Secret Chief
Veteran Member
Got over your Roman model infatuation then?
Secret Chief
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I know Betty Crocker's instant Soylent Green cake mix when I see it!
exchemist
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Haven't seen Lucia for a bit, admittedly. I'd better click on that website a couple of times, to get her back to the top of the ad priorities. But I still am fond of Charlotte.........Got over your Roman model infatuation then?
Secret Chief
Veteran Member
Fickle...
Does that mean you'll have a slice?
exchemist
Veteran Member
I see them both as beautiful women friends, not lovers. Dem days is over, I think.
Of course!
But just a small piece....gotta watch me figure.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
I'm a bit of a rebel. I'll go into the grey areas and push things a bit. Mostly because people view forums for the entertainment and the fights. *grin*
It's got me into trouble once in awhile, but also I argue and debate those things that matter to me, and will never go from grey areas to the black and maintain a modicum of civility and adjust accordingly as best I can with my forays here from topic to topic while bopping heads and being bopped myself.
It's got me into trouble once in awhile, but also I argue and debate those things that matter to me, and will never go from grey areas to the black and maintain a modicum of civility and adjust accordingly as best I can with my forays here from topic to topic while bopping heads and being bopped myself.
Yes. I have an easily triggered TL;DR mechanism.
nPeace
Veteran Member
Just surprised me that you of all people, got warnings.Nope
Its their job so its ok
Maybe you were like me - ignorant to how the rules were to be applied.
gnomon
Well-Known Member
Do you follow any specific guidelines or rules when writing posts whether on RF or elsewhere online?
Personally, I often follow these rules and sometimes even rewrite parts of my posts if need be in order to meet the criteria I have for my posts:
• If a paragraph is over three lines long on a 16:9 computer monitor, then I either divide it into two or more paragraphs or omit parts of it in order to stay within the three-line limit. Even three lines sometimes feels like it's pushing it as far as blocks of text go.
• When I suspect that an if-conditional may be hard to follow due to the length of the if-clause, I rewrite it so that the main clause precedes the if-clause. This way, the reader doesn't have to keep in mind that they're still reading the if-clause when they finally get to the main clause and have to connect the two.
• This one is borrowed from my high-school Arabic classes: I often keep interjections and nonrestrictive clauses to a minimum or make sure they're not overly long. The pause in between other parts of writing may be quite unwieldy to read, so "filler" sentences are best kept short. If I use them, like I'm doing right now, my rule of thumb is that the two commas surrounding the nonrestrictive clause are too far apart if they span more than a few words.
• I usually start a new sentence after using one coordinating conjunction between two independent clauses. I don't want my writing to seem like a sequence of disorganized thoughts, so once I have connected two independent clauses with a coordinating conjunction or semicolon, I figure it's time for a new sentence. So I start a new one even if that means starting a sentence with a conjunction!
• I tend to prefer to use synonyms when multiple instances of the same term occur in a paragraph or post. In addition to reducing tedium, synonyms sometimes even convey further depth and meaning depending on context.
• I dislike using capitalization for emphasis. Instead, I use italicized or bolded text—and more rarely, underlining as well.
• I try to avoid combining too many punctuation marks in one series of connected full sentences. For example, if this is one full sentence, I can now connect another to it; a semicolon allows me to do that—but where I used an em dash here for an example of what I mean, I would instead use a period and start afresh in a post that followed my criteria. I prefer to avoid an excess of punctuation.
What about you, RF denizens?
I don't follow any particular rules that I'm aware of. I admit I get confounded by the use of the Oxford comma and the proper use of an ellipsis but usually I just slam something out. Then I delete it. I slam it out again. Then I delete it. It's like a game.
I'm fond of Revoltingests poetic style.
exchemist
Veteran Member
Charlotte ran a live video last night in which I took part. She seems to be in good form and as lovely as ever.
Just thought you might like to know.....
P.S. This is Charlotte:-
She has a dimple by the right corner of her mouth when she smiles.
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exchemist
Veteran Member
Lucia has put on something special for Christmas and looks gorgeous in it:
Tiered Embellished Neck Chiffon Dress in Red - Roman Originals UK
Click on the top left picture to see her model it.
Just thought you and @JustGeorge might like to know.........