/lit/ - Literature

>>7306215
LexDiv: Vocab size / Word count

Content carrying words ← should be obvious.

Personal Vocab ← LexDiv w/common words removed.

Those stats transcend good and bad.

The Preposition Ratio should be around 10%. 25% would be turgid, torpid, and turbid. And turpid too. Of course, that's just according to GMAU Garner's Modern American Usage.

Zombie Nouns are nominalizations. That is, they are verbs gagged, tagged, and body-bagged, struck w/lightning and brought back as nouns, but verb-nouns that don't animate the mind's eye.

Long words are usually danger zones, so I highlight those too.

>>7189766
Shaking my dammed head, spraying the waters of Nazareth all over the computerkeys—Body Count's KKK Bitch is bumpin as I'm typing dis—and I came here thinking the critique thread would be like a movie theater where all the patricians would line up like billiard balls to watch ancient, obscure, unfinished word-cartoons, each of us getting his own private word projector, 8mm film, and as the lights dimmed everyone would turn on their projector at once.

>>7037833
Why is the impulse to open yr mouth stronger than making sure yr correct? See below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_HefhiwioE

>>6995105
I really enjoy the way ye used the word "dog". Something feels completed in me. Well done!

I get the sense ye have legitimately witty Facebook statuses. Yr style rly works for ye, at least in this example. I actually like those words more than mine.

Nice motor control, overall—I'm not sure how ye got it all down. You have a good taste in websites, I'll bet.

Yr mouse told me that ye have very soft fingers and that yr full of youth.

>>6865715
There seems to be a braindead contingent of /lit/ that cannot spell.

A N G L E

A before E
N before G
L after G
But also before E

n.
1. the space (usually measured in degrees) between two intersecting lies or ideas at or close to the point where they meet.

2. a particular way of approaching or considering an idiot or person.

v. direct or incline at an angle.