Reveal Yerselves (and discuss men's hairstyles)

[Belle Hibiki]

There's no such thing as cheerleading in secondary schools. I didn't experience American Football and Cheerleaders until I went to University to play American Football.

That didn't answer the question!

[Celena]

Oh well then!

[Ashe]

...the teachers maybe?

[Celena]

There were school sluts, trust me. Sadly, they weren't the teachers. Although there was a rumour running around that an English teacher had an orgy with three 5th year boys.

[Lucifer]

There's no such thing as cheerleading in secondary schools. I didn't experience American Football and Cheerleaders until I went to University to play American Football.

You play American football at an English university?
They ought to shut it down.

[Celena]

Let's ban sport from universities altogether, right?

[Sage]

Let's ban universities from sport!

[Kaden]

Let's ban sport from universities altogether, right?

I actually think they should.

[Celena]

Explain your reasons.

[Kaden]

I think that, overall, sports detract from the purpose of higher education, that's all. I don't really feel the need -- nor do I have the desire -- to defend my opinion. Just wanted to voice that not everyone thinks sports, in universities, are a good thing.

I will say, however, that they bring a lot of money to schools that they can't get elsewhere.

[Lucifer]

Not here they don't. University sports are nothing more than amateur.

[Kazuya]

Is it me, or does he have that power to exude his accent even across text?

[Szar]

It's not just you. Whenever I read what Will types, my mind adds an accent.

[Kazuya]

That's fuckin' nuts, dude. XD

[Szar]

I don't know why it does, I just do.

[Vad]

Same here...

[Super Buu]

Being a British cliché is just as much about the way you word your sentences as it is the accent. Thus when you read something like "hmph, I grow most weary of this troublesome waiting" your mind fills in the blanks and adds an appropriately stereotyped voice.

You guys are writers, you should know this =P

[Vad]

Being a British cliché is just as much about the way you word your sentences as it is the accent. Thus when you read something like "hmph, I grow most weary of this troublesome waiting" your mind fills in the blanks and adds an appropriately stereotyped voice.

You guys are writers, you should know this =P

At 12 AM all cognitive functions are shut down for the night. =/

[Lucifer]

Being a British cliché is just as much about the way you word your sentences as it is the accent. Thus when you read something like "hmph, I grow most weary of this troublesome waiting" your mind fills in the blanks and adds an appropriately stereotyped voice.

You guys are writers, you should know this =P

He's confusing being a cliché with being proper, but his point still holds.

[Ashe]

I write a lot of my characters the same way, but I don't read any person on this site in any form of "verbal style". Maybe its just me, but I rarely attribute a voice to OOC typing, although in character is entirely different.