Miss StarSeed wrote:
Hitaro wrote:
Sorry, I don't draw so I can't reply with constructive criticism, but I'd say that any criticism (when justified) is better than no criticism at all, and the lack of it is rampant on the internet.
Thanks, I guess?
I didn't know you didn't draw. o: You seem like the type that would...
Uh...why? I mean, I don't even have a signature (linking to art stuff) or even an avatar (go self post reference! [this might take you a while if you read this first though...I'm taking the chance]).
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That said though, I fucking hate Sonic art and if anybody on this forum posts it, I will foam at the mouth.
Go go shit that's popular with 10 year old kids with a pencil and access to the piece of fucking crap that is Fox Kids (or whatever the fuck it's called these days, I think it's slogan is "The gamestation". What the fucking crap?)
Keeping a straight face when a younger cousin tells me that "Sonic X is awesome" is painful. daisies you reason, for telling me that kids are naturally morons and that slapping the stupid out of him won't do anything positive since "stupid" is not a physical substance that can be drained through ears or blood...
KA-DOOM wrote:
Sonic is awesome[spoiler]No he isn't[/spoiler]
Your the first person i have ever heard say that.
I just had to do that even if I'm late to the punch.
AND i'm going to draw myself in a comic. Kickin' my ... Computer?
Yes. My computer.
Uh...I can't identify where the sarcasm is. "Your the first person i have ever heard say that." in particular is confusing me.
And stop changing the size of text god damnit! It's a fucking stupid idea that only wastes your time (by doing it) and the reader's time (by forcing them to copy/paste it somewhere or to quote it). It's not funny, it's not a good tool to represent a "whisper" or murmur of sorts (there are plenty of other methods, like spacing or punctuation, or even the way you phrase it), and nobody likes it.
(not directed at KA-DOOM in particular)
Also, I really like the fact that most forum browsers use the term "de-railed", because when a train is de-railed (goes off it's tracks), it moves out of control and crashes, probably on it's side, as soon as there's a rock or something that obstructs it.