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Which Connor is the most amusing?

  • Semi-Motivated Connor, aka "I've written 200 words on my new story and took a walk with my grandma."

    Votes: 127 13.2%
  • Depressed Connor, or "Give me one reason why I shouldn't blow my brains out."

    Votes: 73 7.6%
  • Edgy Rebel Without a Cause Connor, or "Shut the fuck up you stupid motherfuckering faggots!"

    Votes: 529 55.0%
  • Smug Pseudo-Intellectual Connor or "I've read Bret Easton Ellis, you guys!"

    Votes: 232 24.1%

  • Total voters
    961
For the love of god take a writing course if you want to write. It's possible to convey ideas without being pretentious, wordy, and egotistical. We don't dislike your writing for no reason, we dislike it because it never shows even the slightest improvement. You said you read On Writing right? Did Stephan King tell you to write like Shakespeare's autistic brother?
 
@Connor Bible why exactly do you put no effort into improving your writing. If you take a class (or more) then not only will we respect you more but you also will have less time to go on kiwifarms.net
 
Relax. I wasn't intending to be on here long. The gist of what I was trying to say in that post was that I'm still holding onto the idea of me writing fiction, but it is a lower priority, now.
 
Relax. I wasn't intending to be on here long. The gist of what I was trying to say in that post was that I'm still holding onto the idea of me writing fiction, but it is a lower priority, now.
How many classes are you going to take next semester if you don't mind answering that one?
 
Relax. I wasn't intending to be on here long. The gist of what I was trying to say in that post was that I'm still holding onto the idea of me writing fiction, but it is a lower priority, now.
Are you still holding onto the dream of being a professional writer?
 
Connor, it is sad.

Sad you continue wasting precious '10s time with more of the same. A couple months ago, I was speaking about "enjoying my new life" and sadly, it is over. Summer, that is.

Now there is nothing to do. You, however, have so much to do, and have constant opportunities. It is just a shame.

I am just lucky I got two vacations in the next six months. If I don't lose my virginity up in the mountains, maybe I will have to be Raptured a virgin. Maybe it's my keycard.

Hey, we're both writers, aren't we?

Btw, what do you think will become of Jason, my fanfics villain?
 
Hello.

It’s been quite some time. I possess no intention of staying long, so this post is going to be abnormally lengthy compared to the drivel that I normally post. When you really stop and think about it, all writing, in all forms, is drivel in the broad scheme of things. Opinions vary depending on the times and the people, but in the end, all writing is is merely sequences of words expressing ideas, images, and so forth to the senses. The sensations induced by these words range from the positive to the negative, affecting the reader’s emotional state in a multitude of ways. Fiction, non-fiction, academic textbooks, internet forum posts… no body of text is exempt from the same universal principle: communication.

In our consumption of text for personal enjoyment or intellectual stimulation, we become gluttonous. The Internet has served the gluttony well, substantially adding to the proliferation of text to the masses. However, the gluttony, to this day, has never ended, and the demand for more text shall continue until I am six feet under.

I am a young man of twenty-one years, a lowly community college student whose reach far exceeds his grasp. Yes, I am naïve, or perhaps I was. It is difficult to tell, even at this very moment as I type this on my Microsoft Word screen. The current word count on the document is 231. We have only just begun. The night is still in its infancy.

I had this notion that through my dream of fiction writing, I could conquer my depression and provide proof that I was not worthless. Everyone likes to think of himself or herself as someone of importance, someone special. The reality is that no one really is. I am beginning to reach a point, philosophically, that I am abandoning any expectations that I have, of people, of institutions, even of society. I guess, in one sense, I am being reborn. When we have lofty anticipations of things like success or guaranteed happiness, we set ourselves up to fail. In the end we are all an orchestra on the same sinking ship. We are faced with the inevitability of death, of the idea that our song would play no more.

So fucking what? Play anyways.

I'm sorry, do we look like your fucking LiveJournal? JUST WRITE SOMETHING.
 
Relax. I wasn't intending to be on here long. The gist of what I was trying to say in that post was that I'm still holding onto the idea of me writing fiction, but it is a lower priority, now.
Did you see how easy it was to express that idea using only a few sentences, as opposed to four damn paragraphs and still failing to get the point across?

Now apply that to your actual writing.
 
How many classes are you going to take next semester if you don't mind answering that one?
Next semester? At least two, that I am absolutely sure.
Are you still holding onto the dream of being a professional writer?
As I said, I want to write fiction and maybe get some stuff published a couple of years from now, but I'm currently swamped with Beginning Algebra. Very soon, I'm going to ask my family about volunteering at the library or getting a job as a teacher's assistant.
 
Hello.

It’s been quite some time. I possess no intention of staying long, so this post is going to be abnormally lengthy compared to the drivel that I normally post. When you really stop and think about it, all writing, in all forms, is drivel in the broad scheme of things. Opinions vary depending on the times and the people, but in the end, all writing is is merely sequences of words expressing ideas, images, and so forth to the senses. The sensations induced by these words range from the positive to the negative, affecting the reader’s emotional state in a multitude of ways. Fiction, non-fiction, academic textbooks, internet forum posts… no body of text is exempt from the same universal principle: communication.

In our consumption of text for personal enjoyment or intellectual stimulation, we become gluttonous. The Internet has served the gluttony well, substantially adding to the proliferation of text to the masses. However, the gluttony, to this day, has never ended, and the demand for more text shall continue until I am six feet under.

I am a young man of twenty-one years, a lowly community college student whose reach far exceeds his grasp. Yes, I am naïve, or perhaps I was. It is difficult to tell, even at this very moment as I type this on my Microsoft Word screen. The current word count on the document is 231. We have only just begun. The night is still in its infancy.

I had this notion that through my dream of fiction writing, I could conquer my depression and provide proof that I was not worthless. Everyone likes to think of himself or herself as someone of importance, someone special. The reality is that no one really is. I am beginning to reach a point, philosophically, that I am abandoning any expectations that I have, of people, of institutions, even of society. I guess, in one sense, I am being reborn. When we have lofty anticipations of things like success or guaranteed happiness, we set ourselves up to fail. In the end we are all an orchestra on the same sinking ship. We are faced with the inevitability of death, of the idea that our song would play no more.

So fucking what? Play anyways.


Let me summarize this for everyone:

I'm a dumb autist that creates a wall of useless shit that nobody cares about!
 
Defend yourself from the accusations brah!

Don't give in to the "what are you doing here!?!" Jargon!
 
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