I have to preserve this.
You know, I was previously keeping out of this because I know a lost cause when I see one, you can't make people see sense, and I don't give a damn about what you think. However this is just too good of an opportunity to pass up.
Now, "Romano" is a sort of play on words of the Japanese "Roma no" or "Of Rome." The city of Rome, if I am not mistaken, is in the southern half of Italy. If you really had such high credentials in the English language you would know about a little thing called 'symbolism'. I'm using the fact that my Lovi is a werewolf as symbolism for his history.
Saying "Now fuck off and die whilst fucking your furry friends with dog-AIDS" is hardly eloquent or polite enough and you have quickly turned this from the respectful disagreement it should be into an idiotic rampage of multiple people spewing out random thoughts as if it's okay to say these kind of things, which it is not.
Also, abbreviations such as "GTFO" and "STFU" are hardly part of the English language and are, in fact, just lazy ways of typing "Get the fuck out" and "Shut the fuck up". It is hardly a respectful or eloquent way of speaking.
Now, I do respect your opinions, but not when you present them in such an offensive way. I respect that everyone has the right to their own opinions, but being rude to someone whose opinion differs from yours or who does something you disapprove of like changing a certain character in a certain way is not something I can respect.
There's my two cents; do with it what you will.
That was my argument to someone saying I "fucked up my roleplay character" and "made him a furry" when all I did was make him a werewolf to symbolize Roman history.
You know what response I got?
"Symbolism" has nothing to do with the English Language.
It's more... ethics I suppose. I'm not sure.
GTFO and STFU aren't abbreviations. They're initialisms and recognized by the English language, as there are many. Usually company names though, like BP.
As I said, I have an A Level in English Language. I know what I'm talking about.
Also, fuck off and die.
Completely eloquent, right? I... I really hate these people right now.
Now, "Romano" is a sort of play on words of the Japanese "Roma no" or "Of Rome." The city of Rome, if I am not mistaken, is in the southern half of Italy. If you really had such high credentials in the English language you would know about a little thing called 'symbolism'. I'm using the fact that my Lovi is a werewolf as symbolism for his history.
Saying "Now fuck off and die whilst fucking your furry friends with dog-AIDS" is hardly eloquent or polite enough and you have quickly turned this from the respectful disagreement it should be into an idiotic rampage of multiple people spewing out random thoughts as if it's okay to say these kind of things, which it is not.
Also, abbreviations such as "GTFO" and "STFU" are hardly part of the English language and are, in fact, just lazy ways of typing "Get the fuck out" and "Shut the fuck up". It is hardly a respectful or eloquent way of speaking.
Now, I do respect your opinions, but not when you present them in such an offensive way. I respect that everyone has the right to their own opinions, but being rude to someone whose opinion differs from yours or who does something you disapprove of like changing a certain character in a certain way is not something I can respect.
There's my two cents; do with it what you will.
That was my argument to someone saying I "fucked up my roleplay character" and "made him a furry" when all I did was make him a werewolf to symbolize Roman history.
You know what response I got?
"Symbolism" has nothing to do with the English Language.
It's more... ethics I suppose. I'm not sure.
GTFO and STFU aren't abbreviations. They're initialisms and recognized by the English language, as there are many. Usually company names though, like BP.
As I said, I have an A Level in English Language. I know what I'm talking about.
Also, fuck off and die.
Completely eloquent, right? I... I really hate these people right now.
i agree :)
TheReflectingGod, July 27th, 2010 at 10:59:51am