yall spend more time coming up with titles than i spent on my term paper
yall spend more time coming up with titles than i spent on my term paper
can i get consistent capitalisation of my name please
can i get consistent capitalisation of my name please
matthes in prem and now leth?!? COGGERS
matthes in prem and now leth?!? COGGERS
daybraekyall spend more time coming up with titles than i spent on my term paper
"Alright, we've reviewed your application."
The new guy sitting at the desk looked up to see the lead editor, followed by other writers within the department, approach with a wide smile on their face, and two folders in their hand. The new guy could make out one, which was the article that they'd had written for the application. The other dossier, they didn't recognize.
"This is written fairly well and it gets the job done," the lead editor continued, opening the folder containing the new guy's article and looking over it again. The lead editor met their gaze enthusiastically. "It was also done in a timely manner shortly after we gave you the prompt, which is - honestly - miraculous around these parts. There's just one more thing we need from you before we decide if you've got the job."
Then, the lead editor suddenly slaps down the other unrecognizable folder in front of the new guy, causing them to recoil back in their chair. Four pictures slide out of the dossier onto the desk, and the lead editor bends forward, their expression sharp and their voice gravely serious. "Make the article title include all of these things," the lead editor says.
The new guy sits back up hesitantly, before their eyes focus on the photos scattered on the desk. Their eyebrows furrow in confusion. There are two player profile shots of the players that the new guy wrote about. However, there's a torn piece of a map that has Iceland on it, and a zoo brochure of a lion in a cage.
The new guy's expression is nothing more than bewildered as they look up at the lead editor. The lead editor and the other writers are completely focused on the new guy, not breaking their intimidating gaze away.
Taking a deep breath in, the new guy leans forward to look at the four things. Their perplexed eyes go back and forth constantly from the two players to the map to the brochure. They mutter under their breath for each thing they see. The two players' names. The lion in the cage. The map of Iceland. Players' names. Cage. Iceland. Players' names, cage -
The new guy's eyes suddenly widen, and his mouth stops muttering. Then, the new guy looks up towards the editor and the writers, and speaks:
"Se7en release Thaigrr back into the wild, breaks the ice with Hafficool."
The writers silently exchange looks with each other. The lead editor straightens back up to also convene in glances with their fellow writers. The new guy trembles with nervousness, but courage and confidence glint in their determined eyes.
Finally, the writers all turn back towards the new guy, and the lead editor's grin from earlier returns.
"You're in."
[quote=daybraek]yall spend more time coming up with titles than i spent on my term paper[/quote]
"Alright, we've reviewed your application."
The new guy sitting at the desk looked up to see the lead editor, followed by other writers within the department, approach with a wide smile on their face, and two folders in their hand. The new guy could make out one, which was the article that they'd had written for the application. The other dossier, they didn't recognize.
"This is written fairly well and it gets the job done," the lead editor continued, opening the folder containing the new guy's article and looking over it again. The lead editor met their gaze enthusiastically. "It was also done in a timely manner shortly after we gave you the prompt, which is - honestly - miraculous around these parts. There's just one more thing we need from you before we decide if you've got the job."
Then, the lead editor suddenly slaps down the other unrecognizable folder in front of the new guy, causing them to recoil back in their chair. Four pictures slide out of the dossier onto the desk, and the lead editor bends forward, their expression sharp and their voice gravely serious. "Make the article title include all of these things," the lead editor says.
The new guy sits back up hesitantly, before their eyes focus on the photos scattered on the desk. Their eyebrows furrow in confusion. There are two player profile shots of the players that the new guy wrote about. However, there's a torn piece of a map that has Iceland on it, and a zoo brochure of a lion in a cage.
The new guy's expression is nothing more than bewildered as they look up at the lead editor. The lead editor and the other writers are completely focused on the new guy, not breaking their intimidating gaze away.
Taking a deep breath in, the new guy leans forward to look at the four things. Their perplexed eyes go back and forth constantly from the two players to the map to the brochure. They mutter under their breath for each thing they see. The two players' names. The lion in the cage. The map of Iceland. Players' names. Cage. Iceland. Players' names, cage -
The new guy's eyes suddenly widen, and his mouth stops muttering. Then, the new guy looks up towards the editor and the writers, and speaks:
[i]"Se7en release Thaigrr back into the wild, breaks the ice with Hafficool."[/i]
The writers silently exchange looks with each other. The lead editor straightens back up to also convene in glances with their fellow writers. The new guy trembles with nervousness, but courage and confidence glint in their determined eyes.
Finally, the writers all turn back towards the new guy, and the lead editor's grin from earlier returns.
"You're in."
It's a shame but its great that a replacement was found. I knew the team was having some problems when I was asked to trial.
https://imgur.com/2g4pqcb
I felt bad but had to decline because i'm nowhere near good enough but i'm relieved they found someone who isn't me.
It's a shame but its great that a replacement was found. I knew the team was having some problems when I was asked to trial.
https://imgur.com/2g4pqcb
I felt bad but had to decline because i'm nowhere near good enough but i'm relieved they found someone who isn't me.
The only main reason my style of maincalling is "unorthodox" is because noone listens.
The [s]only[/s] main reason my style of maincalling is "unorthodox" is because noone listens.
dear god it's lit,, leth is next big soldier watch out
dear god it's lit,, leth is next big soldier watch out