I think "urbane" is right. I THINK.
I join you in brainstemness, Tep.
'The Cautionary Tale of Numero Cinco'
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
I think "urbane" is right. I THINK.
I join you in brainstemness, Tep.
I join you in brainstemness, Tep.
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insect-eating SCA freaks
Gosh, thanks, I love being sneered at by people on a "my intelligentsia is hipper than yours" kick.
Any literary movement that requires a manifesto receives my foot in its ass.
I'm with Nutty.
What? No love for vituperation and poison pens? How oppressively moderate.
What? No love for vituperation and poison pens? How oppressively moderate.
I have some love, but I think that The Manifesto veered too far into "Goddamn, we are hipper and smarter than you, nyah-nyah nyah-nyah" posturing.
How oppressively moderate
How self-consciously avant garde.
How self-consciously avant garde.
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How self-consciously avant garde.
That's redundant, I think. The avant garde is always going to posit itself against something else, which requires some self consciousness. You can't be the leading edge of something without knowing where the previous boundaries were and critique them.
I prefer civil discourse among friends, but I think that in the world of ideas it's better to make your claim boldly and make enemies. Incremental changes can be stultifying and frequently things need to be shaken up and challenged. Orthodoxies get set and moderation really does become oppressive.
Pedantic is also a good word.
Pedantic is also a good word.
Compared to what? Umbelliferous? (my personal favorite word)