New Prompt

Nov 10, 2014 10:49

Thanks again to serrende for picking my drabble! <3

And, to not waste more time, here's the new prompt, hopefully bringing some funnier drabbles this time :D
It's dotted. Good luck!

Because of some meaning issues of the word, here's a "relaunch" of the prompt: Dots.

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printfogey November 12 2014, 20:38:20 UTC
Yay, new prompt!
Um... I'm not sure if I know what this word means? I know what dotting the I's is, but I don't know what being dotted refers too... Sorry!

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shindahotaru November 12 2014, 21:37:58 UTC
Ugh, English is not my mother tongue so I hoped the dictionary had the right word. I meant dotted as in pattern. I originally wanted to take polka-dotted but I wasn't sure.

I can change the prompt into another, if that's better?

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printfogey November 12 2014, 22:43:36 UTC
Ahh, I see! I'm unsure myself if it's the right word or not.
How about just modifying the prompt to "Dots"?

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shindahotaru November 12 2014, 22:52:06 UTC
All the dictionaries I looked it up in had the same result :/ I'm confused now XD

Good idea!

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printfogey November 12 2014, 22:57:24 UTC
Ahh, well, then quite probably I might be the only one who's confused! Not like English is my native language ;)

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shindahotaru November 12 2014, 22:59:30 UTC
I've just changed it into dots! XD I don't really care, my only intention was to gently guide your ideas into a funnier direction.

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night_mare_chan November 13 2014, 22:00:50 UTC
Dots work, I think. Also Polka Dots if you really want to be specific. That refers to the pattern you're thinking of.
Dots could also refer to connecting the dots.

As for dotted, it could refer to something having dots on it. But as a native speaker myself, the first thing that comes to mind is "follow the dotted line".

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shindahotaru November 13 2014, 22:13:44 UTC
That was one idea I had on my mind when picking the word. I thought "dotted" could mean the pattern but also a "dotted line". But I guess dots is really better.

Thanks for explaining tho!

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