Anya ,'Touched'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Actual quote froma call today: "history of being in a comma."
Ok, sure, it's just a type-o....but that launched me into a long tangent of what it must be like to live in a comma. Versus what it would be like to live in a period, or a semicolor, or a parenthetical phrase (that would be my life) or even an ellipse. I suspect that being in an ellipse is a fairly accurate description of severe depression. I've been there, AIWASNOTFG.
Baby, I'm living in a period right now and I can tell you it's mostly HULK SMASH followed by bursting into tears. With random chocolate.
(Sorry, sorry, had to be said.)
How it might feel to live in a Full Stop, otoh, I can barely imagine. Like being a vampire, perhaps? Dead, but not really?
Living in an exclamation point is just exhausting.
Ginger, I'm sorry all this crap is landing on your head, all at once. You're handling it better than I would, fer sure.
Conversely, some of my authors spell comma as "coma". As in, "Shouldn't these words be in a coma?"
To them I would respond, "No, but were you when you wrote this?"
Serial comas would suck.
A misplaced coma is nobody's friend.
I know I had one right here, somewhere...
The last post was courtesy of the cat Harvey, who evidently was aware it was the end of my typing.
t reminds self to keep mouse away from "post message" while typing.