How well do I know you
Nov. 5th, 2005 08:21 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
chickenfeetA very silly game from ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
felinitykat
ATTENTION PLEASE: I would like your assistance in keeping me amused!
I want to test how well I know you all. With this in mind I have turned off IP address logging, and am temporarily allowing anonymous comments. I would like you to leave a comment , saying exactly what you might say anyway, but doing so anonymously so that I can see if I can recognise you from your writing style. A minimum word limit of 20 words, perhaps?
I know it makes the whole commenting lark a lot more artificial (especially as all you have to comment on is me talking about you commenting), but humour me? I'm fascinated to see if I can spot people purely from the style in which they write. If this post doesn't inspire you then feel free to comment here in response to another post (but let me know which one!).
(Only disclaimer: if you never usually comment on my journal, or even worse never comment here or update your own journal, then you're not really qualified to join in the game as I don't stand a chance. Unless you're someone I know really, really well in Real Life.)
So comment, pretty please! Say anything you like, really, provided you don't deliberately change your style just to fox me.
And if I guess wrong (and I bet I do) then don't be offended...
felinitykatATTENTION PLEASE: I would like your assistance in keeping me amused!
I want to test how well I know you all. With this in mind I have turned off IP address logging, and am temporarily allowing anonymous comments. I would like you to leave a comment , saying exactly what you might say anyway, but doing so anonymously so that I can see if I can recognise you from your writing style. A minimum word limit of 20 words, perhaps?
I know it makes the whole commenting lark a lot more artificial (especially as all you have to comment on is me talking about you commenting), but humour me? I'm fascinated to see if I can spot people purely from the style in which they write. If this post doesn't inspire you then feel free to comment here in response to another post (but let me know which one!).
(Only disclaimer: if you never usually comment on my journal, or even worse never comment here or update your own journal, then you're not really qualified to join in the game as I don't stand a chance. Unless you're someone I know really, really well in Real Life.)
So comment, pretty please! Say anything you like, really, provided you don't deliberately change your style just to fox me.
And if I guess wrong (and I bet I do) then don't be offended...
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Date: 2005-11-05 04:13 pm (UTC)Le'ts see. I'll try and be more helpful. I love the kitten posts. They make me want to quit my job or at least live somewhere more affordable so I can take in kittens and be a full-time mom to them. The sock drawer incident was priceless. Your rugby updates make me miss my more sporting days. I wish I could cook as well as you, but I don't spend much time in the kitchen. We share some of the same mental . . . challenges . . . yeah, that's what I'll call them today. I am currently living in the land of your birth, but it's a temporary sojourn.
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Date: 2005-11-05 04:14 pm (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2005-11-05 04:24 pm (UTC)I think I was wondering if my writing sticks out like
a sore thumban elegant example of the English language that still signals the humanity and warmth behind the words. *cough cough*I still love this meme, though.