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Posted

The princess introduced

Herself as Bemused,

Her new characters were

Named Him and Her,

And they all felt like they were being used.

Posted
7 minutes ago, DramaQueen said:

*Condensation was never badly nor politely summoned

I believe that you would use "nor" in that situation.

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Thank you! Spren of Kindness, that should be whose.

6 minutes ago, Spren of Kindness said:

The young man, who's name is Martin, for anyone interested, looks at the chaos with wide eyes.  "Seriously, what is happening?"

Condensation reentered the fray and glared at Enter a username and revelryintheart. "Seriously. Don't make me PM you with a serious talking-to!"

Posted
6 minutes ago, Enter a username said:

Ahn Volkaynow dided stroy'd gramr

"I thought it was an explosion!" Condensation said, with an obviously fake expression of surprise. "And I heard it destroyed spelling. Get your facts right and your act together."

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It's fun to be sassy. Don't get offended, anyone, it's fake.

"Well, I would certainly be pleased to hear how I could rectify this absolute tragedy."

Posted
Just now, Condensation said:

"Well, I would certainly be pleased to hear how I could rectify this absolute tragedy."

"Give them pie. Then they can't talk."

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Just now, Experience said:

"Give them pie. Then they can't talk."

"No, I wish to know how I may fix grammar and spelling so that this boor(sorry) will speak and post correctly in the future."

Posted (edited)

After much consideration, I have come to the ultimate conclusion!

Spoiler

Don't react.

This will (eventually) cause them to lose interest and remember how fun it is to speak so that people actually know what you're saying?

EDIT: What was that autocorrect?!?!

Edited by Experience
Posted

Or we could just speak in morse code, never read what they say, and never know they are spelling incorrectly because it's just dots and dashes!

Posted
4 minutes ago, Enter a username said:

Speehddrun al leZda gaymz att wuns

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No idea what you're trying to say.

1 minute ago, Experience said:

Or we could just speak in morse code, never read what they say, and never know they are spelling incorrectly because it's just dots and dashes!

"An excellent idea. How much Morse Code do you know, good and educated sir?"

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