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Post by musicnote on Jun 28, 2005 20:25:24 GMT -5
i like writing...i am currently writing a nifty little story. i just started and its only a paragraph long but i feel that it has the potential to get published someday. i would like writing a lot more if my stupid english teacher would have taught us actual english like verbs and stuff instead of teaching us how to read. ooh i got so sick of him...
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Post by Maverick on Jun 29, 2005 16:52:54 GMT -5
i like writing...i am currently writing a nifty little story. i just started and its only a paragraph long but i feel that it has the potential to get published someday. i would like writing a lot more if my stupid english teacher would have taught us actual english like verbs and stuff instead of teaching us how to read. ooh i got so sick of him... writing is like expressionism, there isnt as many rules as people would lead u to think. as long as u can understand what the point that was tried to get across then u cant go wrong....myself im working on the outline of a very long and hopefully interesting story because i want to become a writer myself. it should be very good but to explain the plot would take a long time so ill put it on a seperate post later. |
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akira137
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Post by akira137 on Jul 1, 2005 23:14:50 GMT -5
I think making quotes should be an art...
Quotes, can be meaningful, and make people realize things in a simple and short sentence, rather than a whole speech...
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Post by musicnote on Jul 3, 2005 0:53:13 GMT -5
are you into philosophy and stuff like that? because that is mostly what quotes are about kind of...sometimes...when they feel like it. but yeah i just posted a few of my quotes in your quotes thread.
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Post by Abstract on Aug 24, 2006 21:57:30 GMT -5
Eh quotes and philosophy really aren't all that similar unless you have only cursory knowledge of philosophy, then it may appear that way. Quotes are nifty in their own way, but philosophy is deep and highly argumentative.
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Post by fat on Jan 14, 2007 0:24:29 GMT -5
I can agree and disagree with this, while philosophy isn't the reason for quotes it can quite easily be the basis. Philosophy is the reason for most of the worlds most famous quotes such as "cogito ergo sum"(I think therefore I am) or the much less famous "esse est percipi"(essence is percieved). Philosophy gives us a basis in percieving the world and without perception of what is around us how can we have wisdom. And a quote without wisdom is just a meaningless saying(or a humorous one).
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