fourth ☰ 9th January, afternoon ☰ text/filtered from Shibusen officials

Dec 16, 2011 15:52

It's amazing how things can get so bad, so quickly. I've seen it happen before, several times, so I'm not surprised, but it's still rather overwhelming, isn't it ( Read more... )

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[video] Ack, sorry! Forgot to specify this is video. OTZ kerorogunsou December 17 2011, 05:18:40 UTC
I'll help, Luna-dono! I used to run my own blog, de arimasu! [And this will also be the perfect platform for spreading lies about Leo...I mean...the truth. Yes.]

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[video] calledloony December 20 2011, 18:22:44 UTC
I'd love to have you... what's a blog?

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[video] kerorogunsou December 21 2011, 04:00:18 UTC
A blog is kind of like a journal, I guess? You can use it for anything though, de arimasu. I used mine for poetry.

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[video] calledloony December 21 2011, 07:18:02 UTC
A public journal? You said "run", so it must be fancy...

I love poetry, you know.

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kerorogunsou December 21 2011, 22:41:20 UTC
It was pretty fancy. I designed the layout, after all!

Me too, de arimasu! It's a lot of fun to write, de arimasu.

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calledloony December 27 2011, 07:58:41 UTC
Have you ever thought that newspapers ought to have more articles in the form of poems? I have...

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kerorogunsou December 29 2011, 12:13:49 UTC
Wouldn't that make them difficult for most people to understand though, de arimasu?

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calledloony December 31 2011, 08:56:28 UTC
Only if they weren't willing to learn how to read them... which would apply to most people, unfortunately.

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kerorogunsou December 31 2011, 09:57:08 UTC
But if you're going to report news to the public, wouldn't it be best to pick a format that was the easiest for everyone to understand, de arimasu?

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calledloony January 1 2012, 06:14:43 UTC
But it might be good to remember if we have any secret messages to send. For the people who want to decode them, you know... or the ones who prefere poems.

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kerorogunsou January 3 2012, 15:15:12 UTC
Then as a small column or section on the side then, de arimasu? Like a crossword, but in poem form?

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calledloony January 5 2012, 06:49:37 UTC
That could be nice, I'd like to know who'd try to read it. [She sure would.] I could have done something like that at home if more people at school would have read The Quibbler intensively.

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kerorogunsou January 5 2012, 19:24:15 UTC
If you present it as a game like an actual crossword, I'm sure people will read it, de arimasu. Especially if you make it really hard to solve, de arimasu.

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