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ARCC: /* Kyou's "idioms" */

2007-12-14T05:13:41Z

Kyou's "idioms"

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	It's not weird, it's a defining point of Kyou's character to say things like that. She has a creative vocabulary and a tendency to string together over-the-top metaphors and expressions on the fly, as part of her everyday speech. That she uses longer and more unusual phrasing to state what can be said very simply is one of her personality quirks that make her interesting. I think these edits should be restored.--[[User:ARCC\|ARCC]] 15:35, 13 December 2007 (PST)		It's not weird, it's a defining point of Kyou's character to say things like that. She has a creative vocabulary and a tendency to string together over-the-top metaphors and expressions on the fly, as part of her everyday speech. That she uses longer and more unusual phrasing to state what can be said very simply is one of her personality quirks that make her interesting. I think these edits should be restored.--[[User:ARCC\|ARCC]] 15:35, 13 December 2007 (PST)
	~~reedited~~--[[User:ARCC\|ARCC]] 21:10, 13 December 2007 (PST)
			rephrased to make my point less garbled--[[User:ARCC\|ARCC]] 21:13, 13 December 2007 (PST)

ARCC: /* Kyou's "idioms" */

2007-12-14T05:10:42Z

Kyou's "idioms"

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	// "Do you have marbles stuffed in your eyes? What part of this looks like a dog or tanuki?"		// "Do you have marbles stuffed in your eyes? What part of this looks like a dog or tanuki?"
	// \{杏} 「あんたの目、フシ穴にビー玉つまってんの？これのどこが犬や狸に見えんのよ」		// \{杏} 「あんたの目、フシ穴にビー玉つまってんの？これのどこが犬や狸に見えんのよ」

			<0145> \{Kyou} "Your life would be over."
			// "It just means your life span will shorten dramatically."
			// Again, not literal, but it catches the spirit more naturally, I think.-R23
			// \{杏} 「あんたの寿命が著しく短くなるだけよ」
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	It's not weird, it's a defining point of Kyou's character to say things like that. ~~Quite simply, she~~ has a creative vocabulary and a tendency to string together ~~unusual~~ metaphors and expressions on-the-fly, as part of her everyday speech. ~~There's nothing "weird" about it; I have the exact same habit in my real life conversation. Anyway, changing that sarcastic aspect of Kyou~~ is ~~like removing Ayu's uguu~s because there isn't a proper english equivalent. It's~~ one ~~of the main elements~~ of her personality that ~~makes~~ her ~~stand out as an individual character. Not meaning to let my Kyou-fan bias show or anything.~~ . . --[[User:ARCC\|ARCC]] 15:35, 13 December 2007 (PST)ARCC		It's not weird, it's a defining point of Kyou's character to say things like that. She has a creative vocabulary and a tendency to string together over-the-top metaphors and expressions on the fly, as part of her everyday speech. That she uses longer and more unusual phrasing to state what can be said very simply is one of her personality quirks that make her interesting. I think these edits should be restored.--[[User:ARCC\|ARCC]] 15:35, 13 December 2007 (PST)
			reedited--[[User:ARCC\|ARCC]] 21:10, 13 December 2007 (PST)

Velocity7: /* Kyou's "idioms" */

2007-12-14T05:05:13Z

Kyou's "idioms"

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	<0079> \{Kyou} "Are you blind? How does this look anything like a dog or a tanuki?"		<0079> \{Kyou} "Are you blind? How does this look anything like a dog or a tanuki?"
	// Reword, substituted weird idiom-R23		// Reword, substituted weird idiom-R23
	// "Do you have marbles stuffed in your eyes? What part of this looks like a dog or tanuki?"		// "Do you have marbles stuffed in your eyes? What part of this looks like a dog or tanuki?"
	// \{杏} 「あんたの目、フシ穴にビー玉つまってんの？これのどこが犬や狸に見えんのよ」		// \{杏} 「あんたの目、フシ穴にビー玉つまってんの？これのどこが犬や狸に見えんのよ」
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	It's not weird, it's a defining point of Kyou's character to say things like that. Quite simply, she has a creative vocabulary and a tendency to string together unusual metaphors and expressions on-the-fly, as part of her everyday speech. There's nothing "weird" about it; I have the exact same habit in my real life conversation. Anyway, changing that sarcastic aspect of Kyou is like removing Ayu's uguu~s because there isn't a proper english equivalent. It's one of the main elements of her personality that makes her stand out as an individual character. Not meaning to let my Kyou-fan bias show or anything. . . --[[User:ARCC\|ARCC]] 15:35, 13 December 2007 (PST)ARCC		It's not weird, it's a defining point of Kyou's character to say things like that. Quite simply, she has a creative vocabulary and a tendency to string together unusual metaphors and expressions on-the-fly, as part of her everyday speech. There's nothing "weird" about it; I have the exact same habit in my real life conversation. Anyway, changing that sarcastic aspect of Kyou is like removing Ayu's uguu~s because there isn't a proper english equivalent. It's one of the main elements of her personality that makes her stand out as an individual character. Not meaning to let my Kyou-fan bias show or anything. . . --[[User:ARCC\|ARCC]] 15:35, 13 December 2007 (PST)ARCC

ARCC at 23:35, 13 December 2007

2007-12-13T23:35:23Z

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	== Kyou's "idioms" ==		== Kyou's "idioms" ==
	~~I feel the need to contest the replacement of the so-called "weird idiom" on line 79.~~		Regarding this:

	<0079> \{Kyou} "Are you blind? How does this look anything like a dog or a tanuki?"		<0079> \{Kyou} "Are you blind? How does this look anything like a dog or a tanuki?"
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	// \{杏} 「あんたの目、フシ穴にビー玉つまってんの？これのどこが犬や狸に見えんのよ」		// \{杏} 「あんたの目、フシ穴にビー玉つまってんの？これのどこが犬や狸に見えんのよ」

	It's not weird, it's a defining point of Kyou's character to say things like that. Quite simply, she has a creative vocabulary and a tendency to string together unusual metaphors and expressions on-the-fly, as part of her everyday speech. There's nothing "weird" about it; I have the exact same habit in my real life conversation. Anyway, changing that sarcastic aspect of Kyou is like removing Ayu's uguu~s because there isn't a proper english equivalent. It's one of the main elements of her personality that makes her stand out as an individual character. Not meaning to let my Kyou-fan bias show or anything. . .		It's not weird, it's a defining point of Kyou's character to say things like that. Quite simply, she has a creative vocabulary and a tendency to string together unusual metaphors and expressions on-the-fly, as part of her everyday speech. There's nothing "weird" about it; I have the exact same habit in my real life conversation. Anyway, changing that sarcastic aspect of Kyou is like removing Ayu's uguu~s because there isn't a proper english equivalent. It's one of the main elements of her personality that makes her stand out as an individual character. Not meaning to let my Kyou-fan bias show or anything. . . --[[User:ARCC\|ARCC]] 15:35, 13 December 2007 (PST)ARCC

ARCC: New page: == Kyou's "idioms" == I feel the need to contest the replacement of the so-called "weird idiom" on line 79. <0079> \{Kyou} "Are you blind? How does this look anything like a dog or a tanu...

2007-12-13T23:33:19Z

New page: == Kyou's "idioms" == I feel the need to contest the replacement of the so-called "weird idiom" on line 79. <0079> \{Kyou} "Are you blind? How does this look anything like a dog or a tanu...

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== Kyou's "idioms" ==
I feel the need to contest the replacement of the so-called "weird idiom" on line 79.

<0079> \{Kyou} "Are you blind? How does this look anything like a dog or a tanuki?"
// Reword, substituted weird idiom-R23
// "Do you have marbles stuffed in your eyes? What part of this looks like a dog or tanuki?"
// \{杏} 「あんたの目、フシ穴にビー玉つまってんの？これのどこが犬や狸に見えんのよ」

It's not weird, it's a defining point of Kyou's character to say things like that. Quite simply, she has a creative vocabulary and a tendency to string together unusual metaphors and expressions on-the-fly, as part of her everyday speech. There's nothing "weird" about it; I have the exact same habit in my real life conversation. Anyway, changing that sarcastic aspect of Kyou is like removing Ayu's uguu~s because there isn't a proper english equivalent. It's one of the main elements of her personality that makes her stand out as an individual character. Not meaning to let my Kyou-fan bias show or anything. . .