[ENGL 3203] Okay, I lied. On two counts!

[wordwhacker]

I'd love to do a point-by-point comparison of Horner to Willmore, or Margery to Hellena... but gosh darnit, I just don't have the time. Nor do I have the mental space. So no more "I promise to elaborate later!" or "Just a short post for now..."

No, from here on in I'll concentrate on what I do best: off-the-cuff, one-shot posts with as nice a balance of fluff and wit and astute commentary as I can manage.

But man, I wish I could rattle off posts like this on a regular basis.



Lie number two: I hate to say it, but as fun and interesting as putting on a production would be, I think I'm going to chicken out. I'm worried enough about the paper for this cousre, I don't need no stinkin' 18th century drama production to cap it off!

Comments

[storyfish.livejournal.com]

Haha, I am so glad you don't do posts like that. *yaaawns* boooring! i get enough academia during my day job, thank you. witty fluffy astution? bring it on, bring it on

*ponders* and perhaps someday i too shall master the short fluffy posts...rather than posting a mammoth one every six months when I get guilty about not posting.... ;-)

[storyfish.livejournal.com]

okay, just now i've looked at some of your other posts and realized...wait. she's doing this for class. she IS being academic. crap, i just in a sideways way insulted every post she's done in this journal in the past weeks! i didn't mean it. really i didn't. i just wasn't paying attention ;-) *facepalms*

[cassaclyzm.livejournal.com]

Ha! That's awesome. No worries, obviously, I think they're kinda boring too. ;-) I mean, interesting, yes. But also boring. Yes, I belive that these two things can exist at the same time! I claim this merger as VALID!

The best posts are ones that manage to say something pertinent about a story and also make about eight jokes along the way, anyway. Much easier to swallow.