What percentage of posts

[betplom]

I want to more about the places you have banged... and the things....

you will definitely want to edit this.


never said "banged" that was your word - I said nailed, big difference, BIG

Daft can confirm.

 

[Cami]

Nahhh Plommayy, same difference! Well, if you're in my head.....shit....

 

[Cami]

Cami

15%

 

[CSguy1]

zero editing. I just let it fly.

 

[kato]

5%

 

[roguejuror]

Mudcat you started the first sentence of this thread with a lower case letter. Could have edited.

Most of my edits are to add a smiley after reread.

 

[Mudcat]

Well that was really a mid-sentence word, a continuation of the title. So lower case is arguably correct.

Having said that, I am trying to be less concerned about the proper rules of syntax when posting on the forum. Not worrying so much about using periods and whatnot.

I have always been quite a renegade with my use of dashes.

 

[Mudcat]

Some may say that my insouciant use of dashes is derivative of Kerouac, however I assure you, I was playing fast and loose with dashes long before I ever touched On The Road.

 

[Matty]

I bought and read the original scroll version of On The Road. It's full of typos and conjoined words and shit. Very annoying to read, I do not recommend.

Hard to think of a book editor as someone who holds a really meaningful job but fuck me if they're not great at making shit readable.

 

[Blitty]

Anthony Bourdain says, 'On the Road can hit the road'.

His favorite novel of that period is Naked Lunch.

I started it the other day. Tough to read.

 

[Cami]

Naked Lunch?

 

[Blitty]

 

[roguejuror]

Having said that, I am trying to be less concerned about the proper rules of syntax when posting on the forum. Not worrying so much about using periods and whatnot.

I'll do the reverse, I will try to write with more sentence structure.

 

[Cami]

Well that's not a creepy cover at all....

 

[Matty]

Anthony Bourdain says, 'On the Road can hit the road'.

His favorite novel of that period is Naked Lunch.

I started it the other day. Tough to read.

Yes it is. The drugged-out Beat guys are not for everyone. Not a big fan of Burroughs myself, Kerouac's my guy.

The other Kerouac novels are more readable. Doctor Sax is my fave.

 

[Mudcat]

That's right - I used the word insouciant.

 

[Matty]

Good French word.

 

[MrMonkey]

A good amount I would say! Usually involves grammar errors (like missing key words) that I take care of quickly!