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superbadgirl) wrote2009-03-15 07:36 pm
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Well, that's a new one
Dear Writers,
When someone hears a rumor, they're hearing things on the grapevine, not the grape-wine.
I mean, seriously.
Sincerely amused,
SBG
When someone hears a rumor, they're hearing things on the grapevine, not the grape-wine.
I mean, seriously.
Sincerely amused,
SBG
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Ooh, but think of how many different ways you can describe the color of Dean and Sam's eyes. For no reason at all, because who really ever describes someone using the color of eyes?
"Dean, come here and examine this with your emerald eagle-eyes, will you?" Sam asked. "I necessitate a second opinion."
"What the intercourse, dude," Dean said, taking several steps back. "Who arranges their speech patterns in such a manner?"
"You're one to arrange speech patterns."
You are going to have a ton of fun with this, aren't you? :)
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Yes, I was thinking about describing eye colour (and who the hell does describe it??? I get asked by my mum "Oh, how tall was he? What colour is his eyes?" and I have to go bzuh, I have no idea, didn't take any notice.)
Edit to fix bracket, as I've used LaTeX too much not to.
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I can't wait to see the thesaurus abuse in action.
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Heee. The hardest part will be writing *them* with a thesaurus issue. Might have to start with ordinary dialogue and translate it afterwards.
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It might be best to write regular dialogue and squish in the fancy words. And, you know if it starts with Sam it could take them a while to figure it out, depending on which season you set the story in.