I likes me teh pumperkins pie 
Like a hot apple pie from McD's. 
I had a fairly long debate today with Hajamin over the Taint and its usefullness/purpose, and he was coherent in his arguments and mostly correct in his spelling and grammar useage (despite the illogical assertions that the Taint is evil! 
). However, I did note that when he was shouting, he did repeatedly make spelling mistakes, and apparently in tells with Llexyn as well.
From my overall impression of him, I think his spelling is just fine, but I think that he might want to watch his globals a bit more, since those are the most prominent responses of his, and the image of him that's going to stick with everyone who isn't engaged in a one-on-one conversation with him.
). However, I did note that when he was shouting, he did repeatedly make spelling mistakes, and apparently in tells with Llexyn as well.From my overall impression of him, I think his spelling is just fine, but I think that he might want to watch his globals a bit more, since those are the most prominent responses of his, and the image of him that's going to stick with everyone who isn't engaged in a one-on-one conversation with him.
QUOTE(Singollo @ Mar 14 2005, 01:32 AM)
You voted for Bush didn't you?! I'm putting you on the list.
By the by, I haven't seen either of you "griefers" give adequate justification for this post yet, and you duck the serious questions and arguments against you.
By the by, I haven't seen either of you "griefers" give adequate justification for this post yet, and you duck the serious questions and arguments against you.
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Actually, I find Bush to be a total
cowboy :censor:tard from Texas that needs a good exam with a long anfd pointy stick.I'm not sure how I'm a griefer, but, go on with the name calling, that is interesting, too!
What are these 'serious' questions and arguements you speak of? I think we've set out our points fairly clearly, and there is no point in repeating them another half dozen times, unless you really are out to entertain me for all of Sunday night into the wee hours of Monday morning.
QUOTE(Bricriu @ Mar 14 2005, 07:23 AM)
Those are variations from American to British English, if I'm not mistaken. Both are right, technically.
However, it's not as simple as that. It's actual, total, mistakes.
In a professional business document, or a resume, I would not want to see a spelling mistake. IRE - which Lusternia is a part of, is a business, and the Gods are/are slightly like the employee of that business.
Pardon me, for expecting an 'employee' (in a sense) to be able to uphold that professional standard of excellence.
However, it's not as simple as that. It's actual, total, mistakes.
In a professional business document, or a resume, I would not want to see a spelling mistake. IRE - which Lusternia is a part of, is a business, and the Gods are/are slightly like the employee of that business.
Pardon me, for expecting an 'employee' (in a sense) to be able to uphold that professional standard of excellence.
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Never come to Singapore
QUOTE(Nokraenom @ Mar 14 2005, 01:35 AM)
I had a fairly long debate today with Hajamin over the Taint and its usefullness/purpose, and he was coherent in his arguments and mostly correct in his spelling and grammar useage (despite the illogical assertions that the Taint is evil! ). However, I did note that when he was shouting, he did repeatedly make spelling mistakes, and apparently in tells with Llexyn as well.
From my overall impression of him, I think his spelling is just fine, but I think that he might want to watch his globals a bit more, since those are the most prominent responses of his, and the image of him that's going to stick with everyone who isn't engaged in a one-on-one conversation with him.
). However, I did note that when he was shouting, he did repeatedly make spelling mistakes, and apparently in tells with Llexyn as well.From my overall impression of him, I think his spelling is just fine, but I think that he might want to watch his globals a bit more, since those are the most prominent responses of his, and the image of him that's going to stick with everyone who isn't engaged in a one-on-one conversation with him.
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Note, I stated I had a conversation as well which was enjoyable. I find it nice to have a God that is very stuck onto an edge of RP, if already done with Terentia in my observations, so far.
I still argue for pro-good spelling, though.
QUOTE(Bricriu @ Mar 14 2005, 12:39 AM)
Note, I stated I had a conversation as well which was enjoyable. I find it nice to have a God that is very stuck onto an edge of RP, if already done with Terentia in my observations, so far.Â
I still argue for pro-good spelling, though.
I still argue for pro-good spelling, though.
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That was my point as well, Bri. Watching the spelling a bit more on globals would be great, even if it delays the responses a little. I'd hate to see everyone's idea of Hajamin be "oh, the god with bad spelling" instead of how he truly is - a misguided zealot!
I did thoroughly enjoy the conversation with Hajamin today though - so thanks to Haj if you're reading this!
QUOTE(daganev @ Mar 14 2005, 04:57 PM)
It would be nicer if people were able to actually voice what they are upset about and not mask it behind petty things, such as the lack of any mudclient having a n inbuilt spellchecker.
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Personally I think this thread is a complete load of garbage and should be scrapped for its idiocies.
But since Ethelon didn't reply to this I decided I would be the pedantic one - MushClient DOES have a built in spellchecker for it is
Hajamin. Come be the god of rogues. We lurve you. *puts words into the other rogues' mouths*
To sum up Hajamin's eventful return to Lusternia, he should change his suffix and prefix to:
Intellegent Hajamin, The Golden Lord with a Mangled Leg
Intellegent Hajamin, The Golden Lord with a Mangled Leg
