Men vs. Women Race to 1000

[King Tai]

706

[tsukune]

707

[King Tai]

708

[A Man Is No One]

Seven hundred and nine

[King Tai]

710

[Shoryu Magami]

Seven hundred and eleven.

[King Tai]

@ELGainsborough@Shoryu Magami 712

[Shoryu Magami]

I applaud you guys for spelling the whole thing out. I can't on a mobile lol.

@tsukune

(I honestly didn't do it when I first joined up and started playing this game, but that's mostly because I'm so used to communicating with people over more casual formats such as IM, often needing to type very quickly while putting up walls of text, that I never really bother typing out numbers properly or using my full grammar/writing skills unless I'm actually working on my story project.

Even with my role-play posts on most forums I've always had a habit of not putting my full effort in when it comes to grammar, simply because it means less to me than my story. That's one of the reasons why my grammar is a bit inconsistent in all of the posts and PMs I've been putting on this site, and I still consider myself being casual even as I type this out here since I don't particularly care if anyone's small-minded enough to judge my writing abilities based on a few random posts, whereas my story would be incredibly consistent in the final drafts.

Even so, it's sort of just become a personal challenge of mine to do it here, just to try and get myself a little more consistent in a more casual setting. When I started doing it in this thread, I didn't even bother to type out "twenty-two" properly and just wrote "twenty two", but now I'm giving it a little more effort.)

Seven hundred and thirteen.

[tsukune]

714

@Shoryu Magami I feel like a reading exercise or challenge here. Well, I rarely see anyone spelling out huge numbers so I need a bit of time to figure out what's the next number, but now I'm getting used to it. A good practice from you, heh.

[King Tai]

715

[Shoryu Magami]

@tsukune
(Heh, good to know I'm giving you a challenge then. Admittedly it makes this game a lot more interesting when the girls force me to have to type out the numbers while competing with them in groups by myself, like that other night where I was brick walling two or three of them on my own mostly.

On a side note, another example I noticed here is that most people use the wording "roleplay" despite it being an error according to the spellchecker, whereas I've been consistently using "role-play" here for the most part. Not that I judge people's comprehension based on that, of course, since that would be like the whole delusion people have about your level of education defining your intelligence, but it's still an interesting bit of trivia.)

Seven hundred and sixteen.

[tsukune]

717

@Shoryu Magami
I've checked, and 'role-play' is the correct spelling. I guess it's something like spelling terms such as 'absent-minded' vs. 'absentminded', etc.
I'm just here playing this game casually. :P

[Guru]

718

[Shoryu Magami]

@tsukune
(I'd imagine it's exactly like that, yeah. As for playing this game casually, I think part of me needs to spell it out properly in order to balance out the nasty aftertaste of spamming, though I feel a lot better about it when I'm having a good conversation with someone like you or @King Tai, or even when I'm just being silly with the girls. Still, it's become a force of habit for me to do it here now. I even find myself putting a full stop at the end of the numbers for perfect grammar, heh.)

Seven hundred and nineteen.

[Guru]

720

[Shoryu Magami]

Seven hundred and twenty-one.

[King Tai]

@Shoryu Magami tch, I don't mind you spelling it out. It's interesting though.

722

[Shoryu Magami]

@King Tai
(I never recall saying you did mind it, did I?)

Seven hundred and twenty-three.

[King Tai]

@Shoryu Magami *shrugs*

724

[carla6677]

@King Tai 723