Hi there, I'm Jayke! (and yes, I spell my name with a 'y'.) I'm a 17-year-old computer programmer/music composer/author, with a love for spoons, Hatsune Miku, tech, and food, among many, many other things (which you'll find here. :) ). I run a roleplaying blog called Mini Miku! (mini-miku.tumblr.com) and you'll honestly find me there more than here... I am also the creator of a video game called Yuka: Timmy's Adventure. Anyway, don't be afraid to say hi! :D ... Oh yeah, I'm quite the weirdo too, but that makes me fun. :D
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- english teacher: never kill off your main character it shows poor writing skills
- shakespeare: excuse you
- Steven Moffatt: excuse you
- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle: excuse you
- Emily Brontë: excuse you
- J.K.Rowling: excuse you
- John Steinbeck: excuse you
- Me: excuse you
- George R R Martin: ha ha ha, sweet summer child.
5th August 2012
Reblogged From prom15etokeepthefaith
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Seriously… It’s all just squiggles to me…
Other words for said in alphabetic order
- Accepted, Accused, Acknowledged, Admitted, Advertised, Affirm, Agonized, Agreed, Alleged, Announced, Answered, Appealed, Apply for, Arranged, Articulated, Asked, Asserted, Asseverate, Assumed,…
I absolutely agree. I hate seeing the word “said” being used all over the place. Of course, that doesn’t mean you can’t ever use “said”, but variety is always, ALWAYS better no matter what kind of novel you’re writing.
(Source: commanderfranco)
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