[OOC] Myriad Reality

[Dynamics]

Spiritblitz said
I ain't saying. I hate putting two characters in a fight. Because there are endless possibilities on who will win.

But you haaaaaaveee toooooo. Fairy Tail draws soooo muuuuuch inspiraaaaation from One Piece.

[Spiritblitz]

Dynamics said
But you haaaaaaveee toooooo. Fairy Tail draws soooo muuuuuch inspiraaaaation from One Piece.

But wasn't One Piece made before Fairy Tail?

[Multifarious]

Dynamics said
The one that I didn't notice had those things. And the things that I can't see in your profile pic.

If you can't see the hair at least, then I declare you unofficially legally blind.

[Dynamics]

Spiritblitz said
But wasn't One Piece made before Fairy Tail?

Yeah. Fairy Tail gets it's from OP.

[Dynamics]

Multifarious said
If you can't see the hair at least, then I declare you unofficially legally blind.

It looks like a shadow.

[Dynamics]

I'll be back in like 30 minutes.

[Multifarious]

Dynamics said
It looks like a shadow.

... -___-

[Dynamics]

Multifarious said
... -___-

What?

[Multifarious]

Dynamics said
What?

Looks nothing like a shadow.

[Dynamics]

Multifarious said
Looks nothing like a shadow.

Yeah it does.

[Multifarious]

Dynamics said
Yeah it does.

Not at all.

Redox reactions are fun, actually.

[Dynamics]

Multifarious said
Not at all.Redox reactions are fun, actually.

What?

[Multifarious]

Dynamics said
What?

Redox reactions are fun to calculate.

[Dynamics]

Multifarious said
Redox reactions are fun to calculate.

Never done. Unless it was another name.

[whizzball1]

So I just learned that yes, no, and okay are words called pro-sentences: words that are grammatically considered full sentences, where the entire meaning of the sentence is derivable by context. So if you asked me "Is this true?" I would say "Yes," which would be a sentence with the same meaning as "It is true." I always thought they were interjections. They can be seen as interjections, but they are their own part of speech.

[Dynamics]

whizzball1 said
So I just learned that yes, no, and okay are words called pro-sentences: words that are grammatically considered full sentences, where the entire meaning of the sentence is derivable by context. So if you asked me "Is this true?" I would say "Yes," which would be a sentence with the same meaning as "It is true." I always thought they were interjections. They be seen as interjections, but they are their own part of speech.

Well the shortest sentence is "Go."

[whizzball1]

Dynamics said
Well the shortest sentence is "Go."

No has the same amount of letters =P

[Dynamics]

whizzball1 said
No has the same amount of letters =P

It's not a complete sentence. It may be grammatically correct and a full sentence, but isn't complete. A complete sentence requires a subject and a verb.

[whizzball1]

Dynamics said
It's not a complete sentence. It may be grammatically correct and a full sentence, but isn't complete. A complete sentence requires a subject and a verb.

Then retroactively put complete into your last statement, otherwise you're referring to all sentences and thus No is included. Or we can pretend we did that.

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whizzball1 said
Then retroactively put complete into your last statement, otherwise you're referring to all sentences and thus No is included. Or we can pretend we did that.

I figured that complete was implied. Just because I don't specify every last detail doesn't mean I don't mean every last detail.