Jan 24, 2016 3:27 PM
howaida10
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reposttimesamillion
supermandeathstar
Show don't tell.
MashyC
Or... You know.... thesaurus.com
AniceModernGentleman
Repost< resubmitted, redisplayed< non original, non creative, copy ..
ketochris
I find the lack of zoom disturbing.
JohnnyDeformed
Instructions unclear, put all of my skillpoints in Anger slice. Now I'm a Sith Lord.
Thomassen
As a hobbyist writer, I would much prefer to just use the dictionary and thesaurus. Too small to even read properly.
Thefear1984
I heard you line synonyms, so I put synonyms inside your synonyms
isellmybody
Wow, such a great idea. I've be writing a couple of paragraphs a day to improve my writing skills. This will definitely help!
whatyoeventalkingbout
Inadequate is there twice '
DanielMurphyIsGod
+1 for the title
Brotzbertz
Checked this chart against infinite jest. Didn't find a word used. 5/7 would reconsider.
bearhill2
Better quality:
AllDubaiEscorts
Perfect
shutthef0ckupdonny
As a writer, you should recognize a dangling modifier.
USRaider
Reminds me of Bloom's Taxonomy
CommanderCoconut
best title ive seen today
ForgivingCat
Our chief weapon is surprise...surprise and fear...fear and surprise.... Our two weapons are fear and surprise...and ruthless efficiency....
ekjord
The resentful eight
sendmeyourbriskets
I love when "writers" try to use those outer ring words all the time. It's like using every spice every time you cook - results is shit.
visualvendetta
Yep, it's really obvious when they're doing "word milling" like that, sounds really stilted.
PrettyRick
Wow, took some time to get it reposted, again..
dsgamer121
I like that this is a repost of my repost. Check my gallery.
engineeringisfun
Is this any easier or more helpful than a thesaurus?
quicktochuckle
Perhaps you meant efficient? Pragmatic? Convenient? Accomodating?
AFelineMassofEyes
And occasionally known to smash.
Botshifter
A writer is someone who DOESN'T need this chart.
So, I spun the wheel and ended up with "Eager"-did I win anything? Or is this astrology? I'm a Gemini, where's that?
ejc832
As an imgurian, this post has proven to be reposted too many times
I have been noticing this has been popping up on fb too.
CtrlAltDav
Whyyyy, who uses this garbage? Who is upvoting this awful repost? It wasn't good the first time, stop reposting it!
psycho9152
It's actually pretty good for my kids. A nice reference tool for free writing journal time
DatDarthCaedus
I mean... if it was at least CORRECT, but it's not even that
djunderboob
I use it as a therapy tool. You'd be surprised how many people mistake cognitions for emotions
NanoNago
People who wish they were writers, favorite it, then never use it. Just like cooking posts or any other self-improvement thing on imgur.
keanukin
...i use it.
QueenofBees
The problem with these kinds of posts is that you want to tailor your words for your sentence. It's kind of dumb to just blindly write 1/2
2/2 "ecstatic" because it's a synonym for happy, especially when the person isn't actually ecstatic, just kinda, you know, happy.
My contribution is a golf ball patent: http://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/US20030096665A1/US20030096665A1-20030522-D00000.png
Aaaaaaaaaaaarghh, what did you do????? Now everyone on the Net knows my gold ball secret. I am ruined!
Kilomonster
Sitting here wondering what "COURGEOUS" is. Like maybe a mix between courtly and gorgeous?
IPutAHexOnYou4c6f7665206d65
meaning something along of "strong heart", Cor = Heart in latin.
Again, it's misspelled. I know what courageous means.
yep, i need to pay attention more to the images (but there were so many words!! xD ) mea culpa
NINJACHICKEN007
I know these contents are jokes but it still hurts a little reflexively.
Also "REMORESFUL" like remaking smores in Morse code?
wizardboy24
I think Resmoresful would be better. Full of smores again.
Haha NAILED it.
dudeinsha
Courgeous: adj, dog owners whose breed of choice is a corgi. "Look at that dude with his short legged dog: gentleman is mighty corgeous!"
I approve. Ha.
Ok, I'll show myself out.
Or "ESTATIC," like electrical static? Like huh?
IDeltic
I always thought 'Estatic' was a real word, someone I used to know worked for a company called Estatic Arts.
Greek origin, translating to 'out of one's (normal) self", usually to a maddening meaning. ἐξίστημι - > Εκσταση.
2. when someone is experiencing ecstasy, they are in a mad state and not themselves. Not necessarily in a furious state.
It's spelled "ecstatic." I was mocking the fact that a writing chart can't spell.
oh, sorry, i was in my numb-brain mode (didn't look at the chart much) xD thought you just misspelt the word, didn't make the connection.
shinigami02
ESTATIC is clearly digital static, like EMAIL is digital mail.
Perfect.
PlentyofCupcakeMagic
Surprise, the missing emotion from inside out. I think they'll show up one sequal though.
Brunoemf90
CorneliusCornwall
Surprise isn't sn emotion, its an element.
MaciekWaszczuk
It's an adjective
Mobileuserwholikestoberandom
kmikl
It's not on the periodic table... it's a word.
Really then what do you have to say about this http://imgur.com/OBOVPSn
The stove element is more of an element.
Personally I'd say it was surprising.
Amythyst
No, it's a weapon. Just like fear, ruthless efficiency, nice red uniforms, and an almost fanatical devotion to the Pope!
(;一_一) did you just describe the Spanish inquisition?
That depends, were you expecting it?
Does anyone?
ShiftingPattern
Surprise is really a second degree emotion, a mixture of fear and joy. The neat thing about the movie is they distilled emotional "primes".
MuffinButTrouble
True, but I believe disgust is fear and anger.
No, it isn't. Disgust is primal. It's is one of the purest, least controllable, and hardest to explain impulses you have.
It's explainable because it protects us from certain death. http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/02/new-research-says-there-are-on
The link may not be relevant as it addresses facial expressions, but it's worth a look.
Then joy is too (motivates us to do things that tend to keep us alive like eating or fucking). I meant the specific root isn't always clear.
supermandeathstar
Show don't tell.
MashyC
Or... You know.... thesaurus.com
AniceModernGentleman
Repost< resubmitted, redisplayed< non original, non creative, copy ..
ketochris
I find the lack of zoom disturbing.
JohnnyDeformed
Instructions unclear, put all of my skillpoints in Anger slice. Now I'm a Sith Lord.
Thomassen
As a hobbyist writer, I would much prefer to just use the dictionary and thesaurus. Too small to even read properly.
Thefear1984
I heard you line synonyms, so I put synonyms inside your synonyms
isellmybody
Wow, such a great idea. I've be writing a couple of paragraphs a day to improve my writing skills. This will definitely help!
whatyoeventalkingbout
Inadequate is there twice '
DanielMurphyIsGod
+1 for the title
Brotzbertz
Checked this chart against infinite jest. Didn't find a word used. 5/7 would reconsider.
bearhill2
Better quality:
AllDubaiEscorts
Perfect
shutthef0ckupdonny
As a writer, you should recognize a dangling modifier.
USRaider
Reminds me of Bloom's Taxonomy
CommanderCoconut
best title ive seen today
ForgivingCat
Our chief weapon is surprise...surprise and fear...fear and surprise.... Our two weapons are fear and surprise...and ruthless efficiency....
ekjord
The resentful eight
ForgivingCat
Our chief weapon is surprise...surprise and fear...fear and surprise.... Our two weapons are fear and surprise...and ruthless efficiency....
sendmeyourbriskets
I love when "writers" try to use those outer ring words all the time. It's like using every spice every time you cook - results is shit.
visualvendetta
Yep, it's really obvious when they're doing "word milling" like that, sounds really stilted.
PrettyRick
Wow, took some time to get it reposted, again..
dsgamer121
I like that this is a repost of my repost. Check my gallery.
engineeringisfun
Is this any easier or more helpful than a thesaurus?
quicktochuckle
Perhaps you meant efficient? Pragmatic? Convenient? Accomodating?
AFelineMassofEyes
And occasionally known to smash.
Botshifter
A writer is someone who DOESN'T need this chart.
visualvendetta
So, I spun the wheel and ended up with "Eager"-did I win anything? Or is this astrology? I'm a Gemini, where's that?
ejc832
As an imgurian, this post has proven to be reposted too many times
dsgamer121
I have been noticing this has been popping up on fb too.
CtrlAltDav
Whyyyy, who uses this garbage? Who is upvoting this awful repost? It wasn't good the first time, stop reposting it!
psycho9152
It's actually pretty good for my kids. A nice reference tool for free writing journal time
DatDarthCaedus
I mean... if it was at least CORRECT, but it's not even that
djunderboob
I use it as a therapy tool. You'd be surprised how many people mistake cognitions for emotions
NanoNago
People who wish they were writers, favorite it, then never use it. Just like cooking posts or any other self-improvement thing on imgur.
keanukin
...i use it.
QueenofBees
The problem with these kinds of posts is that you want to tailor your words for your sentence. It's kind of dumb to just blindly write 1/2
QueenofBees
2/2 "ecstatic" because it's a synonym for happy, especially when the person isn't actually ecstatic, just kinda, you know, happy.
bearhill2
My contribution is a golf ball patent: http://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/US20030096665A1/US20030096665A1-20030522-D00000.png
visualvendetta
Aaaaaaaaaaaarghh, what did you do????? Now everyone on the Net knows my gold ball secret. I am ruined!
Kilomonster
Sitting here wondering what "COURGEOUS" is. Like maybe a mix between courtly and gorgeous?
IPutAHexOnYou4c6f7665206d65
meaning something along of "strong heart", Cor = Heart in latin.
Kilomonster
Again, it's misspelled. I know what courageous means.
IPutAHexOnYou4c6f7665206d65
yep, i need to pay attention more to the images (but there were so many words!! xD ) mea culpa
NINJACHICKEN007
I know these contents are jokes but it still hurts a little reflexively.
Kilomonster
Also "REMORESFUL" like remaking smores in Morse code?
wizardboy24
I think Resmoresful would be better. Full of smores again.
Kilomonster
Haha NAILED it.
dudeinsha
Courgeous: adj, dog owners whose breed of choice is a corgi. "Look at that dude with his short legged dog: gentleman is mighty corgeous!"
Kilomonster
I approve. Ha.
dudeinsha
Ok, I'll show myself out.
Kilomonster
Or "ESTATIC," like electrical static? Like huh?
IDeltic
I always thought 'Estatic' was a real word, someone I used to know worked for a company called Estatic Arts.
IPutAHexOnYou4c6f7665206d65
Greek origin, translating to 'out of one's (normal) self", usually to a maddening meaning. ἐξίστημι - > Εκσταση.
IPutAHexOnYou4c6f7665206d65
2. when someone is experiencing ecstasy, they are in a mad state and not themselves. Not necessarily in a furious state.
Kilomonster
It's spelled "ecstatic." I was mocking the fact that a writing chart can't spell.
IPutAHexOnYou4c6f7665206d65
oh, sorry, i was in my numb-brain mode (didn't look at the chart much) xD thought you just misspelt the word, didn't make the connection.
shinigami02
ESTATIC is clearly digital static, like EMAIL is digital mail.
Kilomonster
Perfect.
PlentyofCupcakeMagic
Surprise, the missing emotion from inside out. I think they'll show up one sequal though.
Brunoemf90
CorneliusCornwall
Surprise isn't sn emotion, its an element.
MaciekWaszczuk
It's an adjective
Mobileuserwholikestoberandom
kmikl
It's not on the periodic table... it's a word.
CorneliusCornwall
Really then what do you have to say about this http://imgur.com/OBOVPSn
kmikl
The stove element is more of an element.
shinigami02
Personally I'd say it was surprising.
Amythyst
No, it's a weapon. Just like fear, ruthless efficiency, nice red uniforms, and an almost fanatical devotion to the Pope!
CorneliusCornwall
(;一_一) did you just describe the Spanish inquisition?
Amythyst
That depends, were you expecting it?
CorneliusCornwall
Does anyone?
ShiftingPattern
Surprise is really a second degree emotion, a mixture of fear and joy. The neat thing about the movie is they distilled emotional "primes".
MuffinButTrouble
True, but I believe disgust is fear and anger.
ShiftingPattern
No, it isn't. Disgust is primal. It's is one of the purest, least controllable, and hardest to explain impulses you have.
MuffinButTrouble
It's explainable because it protects us from certain death. http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/02/new-research-says-there-are-on
MuffinButTrouble
The link may not be relevant as it addresses facial expressions, but it's worth a look.
ShiftingPattern
Then joy is too (motivates us to do things that tend to keep us alive like eating or fucking). I meant the specific root isn't always clear.