TheShogun

I meant a ketek with the structure of a real sentence that was ALSO a palindrome. I can't imagine anyone writing one, as that would be incredibly difficult, but hypothetically it might be possible. And if so, shouldn't it be higher than K0 because it has symmetry that in words and in letters?

Should we give bonus points for being a palindrome? Or is that K0 as it stands already?

Despite my tardiness, I would like to pledge my sword and my loyalty to Milady Feather, should she and My Captain accept me.

*quickly acquires $5000 dollars and donates it to charity so I can cameo*

I play, but I play the cheapo way where I borrow one of my friends' decks when I play. (I've only played with people I know personally. If, say, Brandon showed up and asked to play, I'd have to find my friend and ask "so hey can I borrow your black deck to play M:tG against an amazing author?")

You'd get through all of the beginning stuff that we're wondering about from TWoK, but not so far in that you'd instantly need to know how it ends etc. So yeah. I would.

Title really says it all. I guess it would be different if you were noble/rich or not. For me: Rich/Noble/etc--Nalthis Poor/Skaa/Darkeyed/etc--still Nalthis

It was only

Me, me me, me me me, me me, me. A Ketek about myself.

So Iron is necessary for your body to function properly--it's a major component of hemoglobin etc etc. But if Lurchers and Mistborn are going around burning all of their iron (and most likely burning off metals before sleep, as Kelsier tells Vin to do), shouldn't they have huge health problems from not having any iron?

This post has been deleted on account of being possibly the most self-evident thing I've said in history.

Brandon is lying to us. He says that the Cosmere is a different universe, but it's not true. It's in the Milky Way with us. All of the books are written from true events. That's how come he can write so fast--he's making nothing up. He is writing these books to gain a following, and to begin that following's initiation into the Seventeenth Shard. The Seventeenth Shard is running low on members, that's why he had to come here. Whenever someone disappears from the Cosmere fandom, it's because they have finished their Seventeenth Shard initiation and are now worldhopping and trying to find Hoid. There are no Shards on Earth and Earth is not one of the 10 Shardworlds. So guys be ready for the Seventeenth Shard to pick you up. Be ever vigilant.

Buy. That Kholin will be Adolin.

Hahahahahahahahaha. Sell. HoA spoiler: Hoid will not die in any book.

ORIGINAL: FINAL: (same language process as above) THOU ART A GOD

I was waiting for the train today when I noticed that the man waiting beside me was reading Mistborn: The Well of Ascension. So I, of course, whipped out my own copy of Mistborn: The Well of Ascension (it was really handy that I had it on me), and we proceeded to have a chat about the book. But has anyone else met a Sanderfan in a random place?

Sell. I think he's gonna freak out. In The Sormlight Archive, one or both of Dalinar's sons will die.

All right, people! We can do this! This is what we trained for! Fire off a couple more warheads, and get the cannons going, stat!

I am yours to command, Commander Penguin.

socks of Hoid's.

When you call all your light-eyed friends "Brightlord" or "Brightness" and don't talk to your darkeyed ex-friends.

heh thanks!

fuzzy hairdo, which

Largest words are most often. Common words "I" "and" "the" etc. have been removed from this one.

So this: is a word cloud made from the full text of Warbreaker (actually the final Word Document version before they all became PDFs. But still very close.) I would have made the other books, too, but this is the only one available to me digitally. If anyone else would like to make the other Brandon novels into Word Clouds, I used Wordle.com to accomplish this. Yeah I thought it was cool and share-worthy.