"This is the tension mold of frozen icicles, and it feels like it's snowing."

[radiologic]

I'm going to write through this as fast as possible since I lack the patience right now to sit here for an hour recalling all of the details that don't matter now and won't matter when I take the time to look back on yesterday a year from now. Yesterday, Ross, Myranda, and myself got together while chance and probability decided to make examples of

Comments

[anonymous]

You are an atrocious man with an overwhelming sense of curiosity at all the wrong times. But damn do I love your stories!

Aleks

[try_soma]

d, i love you to death, but this gentleman is so right.

[radiologic]

aw. well, I happen to think my curiosity is a good thing, it keeps me entertained.

[try_soma]

there! between "i think my curiosity is a good thing" and "it keeps me entertained" - that's where you use the semicolon!

...i think.

[radiologic]

haha. I believe semicolons are only used intuitively and there really aren't any clear cut situations in which one should be used. I think the above post did call for a semicolon, though... maybe.

Bottom line: we should have paid more attention in english class.