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Afetbinttuzani Posted - 04 Apr 2008 : 16:30:00
Well met,

At the risk of revealing my anal-retentive nature, I have a small correction. On the front page it says, "Seeketh out knowledge and lore...". Unless Iīm mistaken, in early modern English the command (imperative) form for the second person singular of the verb is "Seek", as in "Seek and ye shall find". "Seeketh" is the indicative form for third person, as in "He seeketh thee".

To give the line that early modern English flavor, the subject, "ye", could be stated: "Seek ye out knowledge.." Or the whole quote could be altered more radically to read something like: "Thou art now in the grandest library in all the Realms. Seek ye out knowledge and lore within this place and may Oghma guide thee.

And yes, anal-retentive does have a hyphen
Afet
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riot the outsider Posted - 21 Apr 2008 : 21:14:50
Well I like both dwarves and elves so ha. Dwarves cause of there aggressiveness and battle lust and never backing down from a fight just cause there size.Elves cause of there grace and swordmanship is unmatched,plus they live in the woods(my favorite) mostly and are born rangers and warriors.The females are a marvel in themselves as well.Plus they know the land and are stealthly.Elves also fight as a last resort,but don't temp them though.Also either race has any fear,or of dieing,and they never run usally. sorry if I spelled that wrong. But thats why I like both.
Aravine Posted - 21 Apr 2008 : 13:17:26
The first thing I agree with Karzak on...
dwarvenranger Posted - 12 Apr 2008 : 03:05:23
Yes I did, and thank you much.
Karzak Posted - 11 Apr 2008 : 23:05:02
Did you seriously? The tattoo, I mean, because if so, that's bloody awesome.
dwarvenranger Posted - 06 Apr 2008 : 17:00:41
quote:
Originally posted by Afetbinttuzani

Alas, thou hast happened upon a truth. Oh well, what can you do, eh? It's not a big deal really, itīs just something I noticed. If you're a carpenter, when you visit other peopleīs houses, you can't help but notice when their trim work is hastily done or a wall is out of plum. If you teach languages and literature, you notice problems with verb tenses.
Cheers,
Afet *
PS. The asterisk is the anal-retentive tattoo.


Um, well we all have our thing. For example, in order to win the which is better: dwarves or elves argument at our table, I got at tattoo of a saying in dethek. Since none of the elf fans were willing to get espruar inked upon their flesh (can't blame them) the dwarves have officially won the argument.
Wooly Rupert Posted - 06 Apr 2008 : 01:15:08
quote:
Originally posted by Afetbinttuzani

Alas, thou hast happened upon a truth. Oh well, what can you do, eh? It's not a big deal really, itīs just something I noticed. If you're a carpenter, when you visit other peopleīs houses, you can't help but notice when their trim work is hastily done or a wall is out of plum. If you teach languages and literature, you notice problems with verb tenses.


Heh, true. That was how I knew when I'd been working in restaurants too long: I went out to eat one night, and when my food hit the table, I marveled at the plate presentation.

Luckily, I'm long enough gone from that industry that that no longer happens.
Afetbinttuzani Posted - 05 Apr 2008 : 23:23:08
Alas, thou hast happened upon a truth. Oh well, what can you do, eh? It's not a big deal really, itīs just something I noticed. If you're a carpenter, when you visit other peopleīs houses, you can't help but notice when their trim work is hastily done or a wall is out of plum. If you teach languages and literature, you notice problems with verb tenses.
Cheers,
Afet *
PS. The asterisk is the anal-retentive tattoo.
dwarvenranger Posted - 05 Apr 2008 : 21:31:25
At the risk of reavealing your anal-retentive nature. Mate, you just got a tattoo that says "anal-retentive".
Alaundo Posted - 05 Apr 2008 : 09:36:01
Well met

Well spotted, Afetbinttuzani. After all these years, my slip of the quill has finally been noticed
Aravine Posted - 04 Apr 2008 : 17:11:51
My my, that's it! I have nothing else to say *Afetbinttuzani's words have an insanity spell embedded in them.*babbles incoherently*

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