No need. People just need to stop 1) getting offended on the internet, 2) being stupid on the internet, 3) being wrong on the internet. The entire idea of using colours to 'indicate' various things is repulsive. Weren't you people intelligent?
No need. People just need to stop 1) getting offended on the internet, 2) being stupid on the internet, 3) being wrong on the internet. The entire idea of using colours to 'indicate' various things is repulsive. Weren't you peopleintelligent?
No need. People just need to stop 1) getting offended on the internet, 2) being stupid on the internet, 3) being wrong on the internet. The entire idea of using colours to 'indicate' various things is repulsive. Weren't you peopleintelligent?
No need. People just need to stop 1) getting offended on the internet, 2) being stupid on the internet, 3) being wrong on the internet. The entire idea of using colours to 'indicate' various things is repulsive. Weren't you peopleintelligent?
I have to agree.
I disagree. I have made many sarcastic posts that were then interpreted as serious. I think, in situations where the lack of body language and tone can make things confusing, using colors is a good way to ensure that there aren't enormous misunderstandings. However, the blue did seem a little unnecessary in this situation, but I can understand the intentions.
I disagree. I have made many sarcastic posts that were then interpreted as serious. I think, in situations where the lack of body language and tone can make things confusing, using colors is a good way to ensure that there aren't enormous misunderstandings. However, the blue did seem a little unnecessary in this situation, but I can understand the intentions.
1) If you don't want to be misinterpreted, don't make a statement that can be misinterpreted. 2) If you really do want to add some kind of subtext, use something much more straightforward, e.g. <sarcasm>Stop being such an idiot.</sarcasm>
1) If you don't want to be misinterpreted, don't make a statement that can be misinterpreted.
Hmm...Let's see here.
"My God, Obama is such an idiot, with all those health care reforms."
That could easily be interpreted as sarcastic or not. There's way too many problems like this in the English language.
But I guess I could use brackets. I just think colors look better, the brackets ruin it even more than the colors, I think. But whatever. I think Green=sarcasm is the only color code necessary, though, any other codes seem even more pointless.
But what if someone labels something they actually mean as sarcasm?
Then that's their fault, I guess. I mean...Why would you do that? If you're being sarcastic, you don't mean what you're saying...Therefore, if you meant what you were saying, you weren't being sarcastic. So, labeling it as sarcastic is...Wrong...Yeah.
Yeah, George and I are still in pretty zygote-ish stages, but we're tossing around two ideas:
Catholicism in Anime: You're Doing it Wrong. Tentatively a comical panel about angels and priests and Catholic characters in anime, how they don't represent the faith or its messages at all. i'm hoping to delve lightly into shinto-ism and using it as a basis for how Catholicism gets molded to the Shinto-standard.
Secondly, a spoof on info-mercials, introducing A.I.'s and O.S.'s, that make life easier. Basically pitching every evil computer system to the audience. Want something to watch over your house? Skynet. Want a system that will oversee your daily routines? Hal from 2001: Space Odyssey. Like George said, still very very new ideas, but we want to step it up a notch from last year.
Of course I'd always submit my standard hour-long stand-up panel, unless it's finally time to dub some hentai.
Hearing about that first panel makes me really want to hear what you have to say about Ninja Resurrection. (a.k.a. the hilarious misadventures of Japanese Jesus)
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We need a forum color wheel. LOL
However, the blue did seem a little unnecessary in this situation, but I can understand the intentions.
2) If you really do want to add some kind of subtext, use something much more straightforward, e.g. <sarcasm>Stop being such an idiot.</sarcasm>
"My God, Obama is such an idiot, with all those health care reforms."
That could easily be interpreted as sarcastic or not. There's way too many problems like this in the English language.
But I guess I could use brackets. I just think colors look better, the brackets ruin it even more than the colors, I think. But whatever. I think Green=sarcasm is the only color code necessary, though, any other codes seem even more pointless.
Oh, and I've been known to greentext too, so yeah, I'm kind of a hypocrite.
Catholicism in Anime: You're Doing it Wrong.
Tentatively a comical panel about angels and priests and Catholic characters in anime, how they don't represent the faith or its messages at all. i'm hoping to delve lightly into shinto-ism and using it as a basis for how Catholicism gets molded to the Shinto-standard.
Secondly, a spoof on info-mercials, introducing A.I.'s and O.S.'s, that make life easier. Basically pitching every evil computer system to the audience. Want something to watch over your house? Skynet. Want a system that will oversee your daily routines? Hal from 2001: Space Odyssey. Like George said, still very very new ideas, but we want to step it up a notch from last year.
Of course I'd always submit my standard hour-long stand-up panel, unless it's finally time to dub some hentai.
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