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a little girls' voice? :D

on a side note, I find the dialogue rather hilarious, albeit silly I guess xD

I am not going to mince words.
It is about our nightime activities.
Your performance has been abysmal.

Size doesn't equate to joy in this case.
It is not about many times you can continue
It is about making the most of your play session.
Either you level up your skills or we are done.

The reviews of Drakengard 3 are as different as night and day. It feels like the reception to my contributions in this forum really.

at least the dialogue is real funny :D

as for absurd monologues, this guy does it insanely well. I learned a lot of things from him :)

Simply brilliant. I hope that someone could come up with a voice-over like that and put it into writing. I think the author of that video had the same thoughts as mine while he was making that video. How do I make something mundane ludicrous?

Can you share more of those videos in the future?

Right now, other than adding on to the Prompt thread, I would like to post a game commentary on Revelation's thread and rewrite the opening chapters of the Tale of Two Cities. Would you like to try your hand at it?

the channel is penguinz0. just search for that on youtube :D

i think i'll be too busy with many things right at this moment, maybe around july when my finale exam ends.

I have too much time on my hands and too little to do. Any good short story recommendations?

I have books I'd recommend. No short stories though.

How about the one's at the Writing and Fanfiction?

Oh, of course. I feel stupid now.

There's this topic here where people recommend stuff, but it's been a while since anyone's posted in it.

Might I recommend Regret, The Forsaken Knight, Cold, fire, and gauntlets, Blood and Absinthe, The Truest Love in the Kingdom and The Maskmaker. Sexual content warning for Blood and Absinthe for what it's worth on a site like this.

There's The Tempest, but I'm not sure if I can recommend it since I wrote it. There's a link in my sig if you want to give it a read.

Mainly, because this is in a subsection of the "Incoherent Babbling" section, I have to get this off my chest. I just got caught up with Game of Thrones (I had been three episodes behind). For those who watch it and haven't seen the most recent episode and don't wish to know what happens, I'll spoil it for thee.

It also depends on what your tastes in reading are. Personally, d's recommendations horrify me! Not because they are poorly written but because I don't take to the writing styles. If your tastes are towards the silly, might I be so bold to recommend the threads I came up with for a writing event a few months ago?

https://www.fakku.net/forums/writing-and-fanfiction/winter-writing-contest-wrap-up-campaigning-and-mudslinging (This is a collection of short stories penned by me but not proofread. It has links to the original work they are based on)

I reccommend the short story Sand kings by the author of game of thrones. Was pretty good.

also trying to work up some writing effort, been in a bleh last few days

Jericho Antares' Wings of Ether. It's amazing.

Also, the Recommendation Thread is a pretty good source. It's not used often, but when something is recommended, it's usually quite nice.

Thanks much.
Liked Regret, The Forsaken Knight, Blood and Absinthe, and the Maskmaker.

I didn't understand Wings of Ether. Maybe because it's nighttime.

Tomorrow I'll be reading from oldest to newest on high's recommendations.

if you enjoy some bits of fantasy-ish story with moral values in it, I can recommend Italian Folktales by Calvino. it's compilation of short stories so it won't take that much time to read. I also like it because it's written in a way that's easy to understand.

I generally find the stories to be quite like-able, although some I find meh, but there's others that are quite unique. it's a refreshing read.

also, to leonard267

http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/28293.Life

you probably might like this.

or this one, since, from what I've seen so far, it seems to describe the recount of travels.

http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/30933.Brideshead_Revisited

Posted a reply to a prompt thread. You may have noticed it.

hahaha, I enjoyed the hidden implications of these =)

on a side note. I have just finished reading Italian Folktales. I really took my time to read something, but at least I enjoyed it while it lasts :)

Sigh.... I need motivation to write things