<Insert Name; Will Edit Once Not Busy> {Hang-out Thread}

[Pudding]

@Shoryu Magami
I imagine your notes are something like this at times, ahaha

Not like a wackjob conspiracy thing, but like just so many pasted everywhere.

[Shoryu Magami]

@Pudding
You're not far off... Actually, it's worse -- try to imagine that on paper notes, PC notes, and all the shit in my head too.

[Pudding]

@Shoryu Magami
Sounds like my school notes, I never ended up using all of them, they just flooded my room

[Shoryu Magami]

@Pudding
If I don't make use of all of them, the whole project will suffer for it -- I'm working on a very deep and complex story.

[Pudding]

@Shoryu Magami
Good thing you're not like me, hehehe

[Shoryu Magami]

@Pudding
Oh yeah...? Why's that?

[Pudding]

@Shoryu Magami
I was very lazy when it came to studying. I'm very adamant that studying really doesn't help me, I learn best through verbal communication and being given visual demonstrations with a discussion.
You could think of my project as a really high mark. I didn't make use of all my notes, so obviously my score is going to suffer probably.

So, alot of notes I've taken down, just kinda sit and never get used ever unless I know it's coming up in a test.

[Shoryu Magami]

@Pudding
Education in general was fairly useless for me -- I'm the type of person who understands and adapts to things virtually in an instant if it's something my mind takes interest in, while I'll never really even bother to understand something if I don't care about it.

Things like 'experience', 'practice', and 'studying', are sort of meaningless to me -- subsequently I have no respect for people who hide behind their education or experience like a prestige. Ultimately I've never had as much of either compared to the people around me and yet I always had the insight and wisdom to not make any of their mistakes. A good example is grammar and punctuation -- everything you're seeing me use here is something I learned in about five minutes; in fact I basically never had proper English classes because I was denied anything resembling a 'normal' childhood/adolescence/education.

[Pudding]

@Shoryu Magami
I'm pretty good at English, I'm not amazing or anything but I always try my best. Online in something this, a hangout thread, I kinda just let loose on my punctuation and grammar. I don't always end my posts with a fullstop or have the best wording since I kinda just do that 'fluid writing thing' (I can't really remember what it's actually referred to)
When I'm in IC tho, that's try to be more refined but I still have a strange way of wording things, in IC and OOC

Your style of writing is the same everywhere though, that's what I read in your Bio iirc

[Shoryu Magami]

Your style of writing is the same everywhere though, that's what I read in your Bio iirc

@Pudding

Actually, I think I'm very inconsistent on this site; if you compare how I started here to how I am now anyway. I've been experimenting with a lot of grammar and punctuation tools until I find a style of writing that I actually like. The formatting on this site's code being different to a lot of other forums I've been on doesn't help the situation.

[Pudding]

@Shoryu Magami
I'm not very observant when it comes to forms of writing. I'm more observant in vocal discussions. So I'm not somebody who can make a good judgement on your consistency, but I can agree about the coding on the site, it took me some time to get used to. When I first started on the site they didn't have alot of coding, there wasn't even [youtube]

[Shoryu Magami]

@Pudding
That makes sense. I'm actually more proficient at being articulate verbally as well, honestly. I'm a very observant person in general though -- details seldom ever manage to miss my attention, which is one reason why I'm good at debating and strategy. This is the same reason my project is very complex too, and also why I'm able to help other people find holes in their ideas or stories.

[Pudding]

@Shoryu Magami
*nods* I'm more likely to be tripped up in text messages then a vocal discussion.

[Shoryu Magami]

@Pudding
My situation just got a lot worse in the last hour -- don't be surprise if I say nothing at all for a while.

[Pudding]

@Shoryu Magami
Okie, dokes, do what you gotta do

[Shoryu Magami]

@Pudding
Fixed one of the new problems that developed... so back-ish.

[Pudding]

@Shoryu Magami
Welcome back! I wish I had some treats to share.
Gotta do a food shop sometime this week.

[shylarah]

@Pudding
>Fluid writing thing
Did you mean: stream of consciousness? I do that too -- or rather, I write as if I'm talking when it's for the purpose of a conversation. I also make use of multiple messages when using a real-time medium, which is a habit I didn't have originally but picked up from others like five years ago, maybe a little less. Now I can't get rid of it. -.-;;

@Shoryu Magami Oh dear. Whatever's up, you take care. *hugs*

The notes in my brain are a bit like yours -- except several dozen topics. x.x And I'm with you, while I excelled at school up to my meltdown in high school, if I wasn't interested learning it is hard. Somehow I managed to be interested in just about anything, if it was for school, up until the aforementioned meltdown.

[tsukune]

I'd say I'm observant when it comes to reading and writing, less sharp in audio communication because I'm an awkward dork, lol.

I developed the habit of multitasking due to my overly active brain. I can't stop it jumping from topic to topic, going all over the place, working on so many ideas at the same time. Having migraines and sleepless nights then became a norm in my life, until it got so bad that I had to see a doctor, and put all this under control or else my brain would literally get fried from overworking.

It's also partly due to me having a rather short attention span for most things unless it's something that greatly interests me enough to invest more time and effort into. Worse that I have little to no regards when it comes to time and schedule (not counting school because I can't be unreasonable and show up for class whenever I want to, yeah?).

[Pudding]

@Pudding
>Fluid writing thing
Did you mean: stream of consciousness? I do that too -- or rather, I write as if I'm talking when it's for the purpose of a conversation.

@shylarah

Oh yeppity! Yep that's the one!