"No, you," he said, disturbingly calmly. Is this a proper case of using an adverb to modify an adverb, or do I have to go find some other way about this?

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Anonymous Sun Oct 17 11:03:52 2010 No.1213231 [Reply] [Original]

"No, you," he said, disturbingly calmly.

Is this a proper case of using an adverb to modify an adverb, or do I have to go find some other way about this?

>>	Truman Capote !kwxizAOFlk Sun Oct 17 11:13:03 2010 No.1213253 It's correct but it sounds like shit. Try: >"No, you" he said, with a disturbing calmness.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 11:15:52 2010 No.1213256 "No, you," he said, disturbingly calm.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 11:16:52 2010 No.1213258 Sounds perfect, but could use tacos. Try: >"No, you," he said, disturbingly calmly, with tacos.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 11:16:52 2010 No.1213259 When is the last time you spoke the word "disturbingly" in conversation?

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 11:16:52 2010 No.1213260 >>1213231 "No, you!" he ejaculated, calmly disturbing.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 11:17:52 2010 No.1213262 >>1213259 When was the last time you said "spoke" in casual conversation?

>>	Truman Capote !kwxizAOFlk Sun Oct 17 11:19:03 2010 No.1213265 File: 6 KB, 142x197, THE ROCK BROW.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1213256 >>1213256 I don't like it that way, it's not clear enough what is being described as "disturbingly calm".

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 11:19:52 2010 No.1213268 shouldn't be using adverbs, son it's the mark of a poor writer the disturbing and the calm should be inferred by context and character not spelled out for the reader

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 11:23:52 2010 No.1213270 > "On the contrary, yourself," he pronounced with disconcerting equanimity.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 11:23:52 2010 No.1213271 >>1213268 fuck you vigorously and unceasingly, everyone loves adverbs unreservedly.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 11:29:52 2010 No.1213284 >>1213270 "Nay, þou" he spaketh, possessed by quiescence most unnerving.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 11:32:52 2010 No.1213287 >>1213268 It gets really really annoying doing that every time some speaks, especially in a dialogue heavy work. Do it too much, especially, and it will turn readers off, just as much as the writer.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 11:35:52 2010 No.1213292 >>1213284 I would have changed that to "possessed by calme moste dysturbing"

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 11:37:52 2010 No.1213296 >>1213259 >>1213262 Your lexicons sadden me. >>1213265 This gentleman has an excellent point. OP, I would recommend Truman's initial suggestion.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 11:47:52 2010 No.1213313 File: 40 KB, 409x516, beckett.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1213268 >illiterately implying that only Samuel Beckett wrote good books. I don't completely disagree with you...

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 11:55:52 2010 No.1213325 Disturbingly calm, he said: "No.....you."

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 12:02:52 2010 No.1213337 Perfectly calm, he looked me right in the eye and said, "No. . . you."

>>	Truman Capote !kwxizAOFlk Sun Oct 17 12:04:03 2010 No.1213341 File: 20 KB, 383x383, truman19.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1213337 Too cliche. >>1213325 See this: >>1213265

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 12:04:52 2010 No.1213342 Whereupon we come meet the stage thus set, A man with demeanor unperturbed, And such countenance causing one to fret. Thus he spake, "Against what was asserted, 'tis you, yourself that shall my purpose serve."

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 12:16:52 2010 No.1213363 What's the point of all this? What's this sentence for? You're not trying to write the perfect sentence are you? You'll go mad like the man from 'The Plague'

Anonymous Sun Oct 17 12:18:52 2010 No.1213368

>>I don't like it that way, it's not clear enough what is being described as "disturbingly calm".

Yes it is. "Calm" being an adjective that has to modify a noun, and "he" being the only noun in the sentence, it's perfectly clear what it has to modify....provided you structure the sentence in a way so that it doesn't sound like a dangling modifier.

>>	Truman Capote !kwxizAOFlk Sun Oct 17 12:35:03 2010 No.1213382 But OP is trying to modify the verb, not the noun.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 12:58:52 2010 No.1213411 >>1213382 Yeah, but its understood the same way by the reader anyhow.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 13:06:52 2010 No.1213423 >>1213363 It was just a quick question. I've already moved on, but /lit/ is hilarious in it's ability to take a really simple thing and talk about it for about three weeks.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 13:09:52 2010 No.1213427 >>1213231 It's grammatical, but it's also terrible. Erase that sentence forever.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 13:11:52 2010 No.1213429 File: 17 KB, 196x303, 1282879292787.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1213342

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 13:35:52 2010 No.1213472 >>1213342 Is that some iambic pentameter?

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 15:58:52 2010 No.1213800 "No; you," he said calmly; disturbingly.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 15:59:52 2010 No.1213806 I love this board.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 16:01:52 2010 No.1213814 File: 40 KB, 130x186, hell.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1213806 it's the best.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 16:07:52 2010 No.1213823 >disturbingly calmly. English does not work that way.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 16:20:52 2010 No.1213844 >>1213259 Are you saying he shouldn't use the word because he might not have ever actually said it? If this was the rule, then most of the modern English language wouldn't be here.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 16:23:52 2010 No.1213848 in a disturbingly calm fashion

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 16:23:52 2010 No.1213849 "No you" he said with a calmness that disturbed her. Not the disturbing calm you feel when watching a thunderstorm approach, more the anxious tranquility of being massaged by a large hairy man.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 16:24:52 2010 No.1213858 File: 31 KB, 300x414, pynch.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1213849

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 17:10:52 2010 No.1213967 "Nein, du," sagte er, beunruhigend gelassen .

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 17 17:23:52 2010 No.1214002 The night was sultry.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 00:49:52 2010 No.1215343 This thead. is. awesome. lmao.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 00:51:52 2010 No.1215348 >>1215343 Hello, thread, welcome back from page 15.

Anonymous Mon Oct 18 03:27:52 2010 No.1215635

How is this thread still alive? I was pissed enough when I had to explain that "disturbingly calm" meant that it would naturally modify the only fucking noun in the sentence ("he") and then somebody said "Yes but he's trying to modify the verb" and at that point I went off to have dinner like 9 hours ago BECAUSE IN THIS CASE I FAIL TO SEE HOW MODIFYING THE VERB OR THE NOUN IN THE SENTENCE--considering the words being used---MAKES A DIFFERENCE. How does it differ with "he" being what's "disturbingly calm" as he says this thing, or the "saying" itself being something that's done in a "disturbingly calm" fashion, either way I'm arguing with somebody who has no fucking ear for English prose. It's not like this is fucking Flaubert stressing out about le mot juste or bending over backwards stylistically because he's offended by the use of double-genitive phrase construction. JESUS GOD. Sometimes you people on /lit/ are just SO FUCKING STUPID I don't even know why I bother. Really I don't.

And all I want is for this thread to die and now I've probably bumped it. Fuck you, OP. Fuck you.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 11:54:52 2010 No.1216124 >>1215635 Well its possible that the man himself didn't display calm, but rather that the disturbing part is how calmly he said "no, you" when otherwise so agitated.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 11:57:52 2010 No.1216129 >>1216124 how can he display disturbing calmness without appearing disturbingly calm (or vice-versa)?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 11:59:52 2010 No.1216131 >>1216129 He could be all raging like, and then a sudden disconnect in tone where he suddenly speaks calmly, but while his expression is still one of utmost insanity. It would be improper to call him calm, but his manner of speaking could be.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 12:06:52 2010 No.1216146 File: 90 KB, 500x333, 2255581637_a59a956bfe.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1216131

>>	anonymous Mon Oct 18 12:07:52 2010 No.1216150 Correct or not that sentence sounds like someone pooped in their own mouth

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 12:08:52 2010 No.1216151 >>1216146 Perhaps, but the English Language is an amazing thing, it is perhaps the best medium in the world for splitting hairs.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 15:38:52 2010 No.1216511 File: 37 KB, 500x398, 1280732840343.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1213231 "No, you," he said, in a disturbingly calm voice.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 16:34:52 2010 No.1216694 File: 170 KB, 640x480, hypnocat.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] "It's like I don't even know you" he said with a calmness that betrayed no agitiation; bar the slight tick in his left eye. He was disturbed, she knew that now.

>>	Truman Capote !kwxizAOFlk Mon Oct 18 16:36:03 2010 No.1216705 File: 13 KB, 298x373, ken.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1215635 You're an idiot, it's possible the very reason the exclamation was disturbing was because of the agitation of the man.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 16:36:52 2010 No.1216702 "There is no you," he said, in a disturbingly existential voice.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 16:38:52 2010 No.1216716 File: 28 KB, 450x600, 450px-Masque-no-p1000706.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] "Noh, you," he said, wearing a disturbingly calm mask.

>>	h !CCupsNrkoE Mon Oct 18 16:53:52 2010 No.1216779 "No... You..." replied the man standing in the shade, maintaining a persistent visage of calmness.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 18:48:52 2010 No.1217172 No, you," he said, impassively bonechilling .

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 18:51:52 2010 No.1217185 "Yes, me," I said, reassuringly agitated.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 18:57:52 2010 No.1217200 >>1217185 "Maybe, him" you said, confusingly aroused.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 19:07:52 2010 No.1217243 "No, you," he said, truly, madly, deeply...

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 19:11:52 2010 No.1217257 "Verily, thou," quoth he, alarmingly unperturbed.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 19:18:52 2010 No.1217269 "No you," he said, extraordinarily obtusely.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 19:24:52 2010 No.1217282 "No, you," he said, excessively loquaciously.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 19:30:52 2010 No.1217296 "No, you" he said, 32 hours ago

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 19:37:52 2010 No.1217313 no u

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 19:45:52 2010 No.1217336 >>1217313 I find your nonchalance unnerving.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 21:45:52 2010 No.1217751 Hey OP, if you haven't died of old age, could you provide the rest of the paragraph.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 23:38:52 2010 No.1218020 >>1216124 Actually, I'm glad I randomly clicked on page 8 and laughed when I saw this thread still up, because that's exactly what I was trying to convey.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 18 23:56:52 2010 No.1218057 >>1218020 "I, too" Anon said "have enjoyed this thread disturbingly humorously."

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 19 02:57:52 2010 No.1218479 There was nothing to disturb the calm he felt as he leant forward and whispered gently into her ear "No, you"

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 19 05:05:52 2010 No.1218632 >>1217257 Where can I find writing like this?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 19 05:21:52 2010 No.1218639 >>1213268 This. Adverbs really grind my gears.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 19 05:23:52 2010 No.1218642 File: 57 KB, 550x550, 1286265090096.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] "No, you...LOLOL!!1 JK but sryly fuk dat," he said, being careful to enunciate the "1" in a way that befits a numeral placed after double exclamation marks.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 19 05:31:52 2010 No.1218655 >>1218632 Thomas Urquhart's translation of Rabelais.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 19 05:44:52 2010 No.1218665 >>1218655 What about Shakespeare? Any where else?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 19 16:05:52 2010 No.1219560 In a disturbingly calm manner

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 19 16:25:52 2010 No.1219587 >>1213253 The first poster had it right. But that just makes the rest of the thread more hilarious. Captcha: Litera balmame

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 19 16:55:52 2010 No.1219681 fuck- i hope this thread never dies.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 19 16:56:52 2010 No.1219688 >>1218665 All literature from the 16th century. Marlowe, etc. Also King James Bible.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 19 17:02:52 2010 No.1219710 "No, you," he said, disturbingly enough, in a calm tone.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 19 17:08:52 2010 No.1219730 >>1219710 What's that enough shit. Get that out of there.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 19 17:19:52 2010 No.1219778 he said with disturbing calm

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 19 17:22:52 2010 No.1219793 with a calmness that disturbed

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 19 17:25:52 2010 No.1219800 "he said" is shit, and adding a bit extra to disguise its shitness is shittier

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 19 17:36:52 2010 No.1219848 the most disturbing part really was how damn calm he had been about the whole thing. The way he passed the double headed welsh fusiler back and said "No, you". Bastard.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 19 18:41:52 2010 No.1220060 File: 67 KB, 476x476, sleeping_lion_1263357720.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] His calm "No, you," disturbed me.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 19 22:23:52 2010 No.1220796 "I'd rather it be you" he stammered, anxiously comfortingly.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 19 22:34:52 2010 No.1220817 my first visit to /lit/ in a few weeks I take it /lit/ is not normally this entertaining?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 19 22:36:52 2010 No.1220821 "No, you," he said, with a calmness that was unnerving/disturbing. i win

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 19 22:37:52 2010 No.1220825 >>1219710 your shit

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 19 23:22:52 2010 No.1220960 "No you," he said. Adding that other shit is one of the worst mistakes new writers make. The rest of your scene should convey they disturbing and the calm, unless you are a shit writer.

>>	Tao Tue Oct 19 23:24:52 2010 No.1220963 "No, you," he said, or maybe not. I'm not sure. I heard it was all over Twitter though...did you guys see it?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 20 00:13:52 2010 No.1221108 Calmly, "No You," he said. It was disturbing.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 20 00:14:52 2010 No.1221114 >>1221108 shit. i forgot a comma. just the same, i never want this thread to die.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 20 00:15:52 2010 No.1221116 "No, you," he said, in a disturbingly calm voice.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 20 00:20:52 2010 No.1221139 "No, you," he said. The calmness of his voice disturbed him.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 20 00:23:52 2010 No.1221153 >>1221139 DISTURBED WHO? WHAT IF NO ONE WAS THERE TO HEAR, BY THE SPEAKER HIMSELF? HE DISTURBED HIMSELF?

Anonymous Wed Oct 20 00:24:52 2010 No.1221154

"No, you," he said, in that disturbingly calm way he used to have, before the love of that women changed him, and before he became an outlaw, high and mighty against the powers of the land, and settled into the wild and lawless ways of those men, and lost that calmness, and lived and died and was buried.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 20 01:16:52 2010 No.1221296 >>1221154 ...only to rise again; to sit upon the stoop of a dug-out prairie home, stare into the distance, and to wonder aloud, "Is this a proper case of using an adverb to modify an adverb, or do I have to go find some other way about this?"

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 20 01:20:52 2010 No.1221303 "Disturbingly calmly," he said no, you.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 20 01:21:52 2010 No.1221307 >>1221303 "Disturbingly calmly," said he, you know.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 20 01:32:52 2010 No.1221321 "Disturbingly, no," he said calmly. "You

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 20 01:45:52 2010 No.1221353 File: 100 KB, 339x285, DisturbinglyCalmly.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 20 04:04:52 2010 No.1221535 File: 113 KB, 500x684, Calm Lee.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] This happens every damn time I play scrabble she said, "I end up with the Q and..." "No U" he said disturbingly calmly.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 20 04:23:52 2010 No.1221541 >>1221535 holy shit I spat coffee all over my keyboard

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 20 04:27:52 2010 No.1221548 >>1221535 You need to write a book now, with that in it. No matter how horrible the book, that will save it. I think I love you.

>>	sage Wed Oct 20 04:33:52 2010 No.1221552 >>1213342 >>1213342 You are my favourite.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 20 04:44:52 2010 No.1221563 >>1218655 Why did it take me an entire hour to find a free PDF on the first page of google? Much appreciated. >>1219688 Also thanks.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 20 04:52:52 2010 No.1221570 http://www.rainymood.com/ + http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWGDGx2pVp0

Brownbear !5EJ71eKlNQ!!6SnjW+BUlLP Wed Oct 20 05:23:52 2010 No.1221589

"i spoke softy, announcing to the room that he was indeed a huge Orson Welles"
The clown sat across the way slowly lifted his eyes to meet mine, his face impassive, his lopsided, red, cracking grin sending shivers down my spine.
"No, U." said he, disturbingly calmly.

disturbingly calmly is now a meme

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 20 05:32:52 2010 No.1221593 >>1213342 I want to put my dick on you.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 20 06:40:52 2010 No.1221633 Calmly disturbingly said he "you, no" >>1221589 agreed

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 20 06:43:52 2010 No.1221635 "that clown looks ilke the joker from Batman Begins" "you mean The Dark Knight, right?" replied his quick witted friend, "No, you" he said, disturbingly calmly

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 20 06:59:52 2010 No.1221645 Disturbingly and calmly, he said, "No, you."

Anonymous Wed Oct 20 07:13:52 2010 No.1221655

He creaked into her private space and wasting no Jew pomp began to dictate: Colorless green ide-
"No, you" a hazard let out disturbingly calmly, for him, from her, as cultures of yeast wage warfare on the battlefield of entwined loins.
"It's on you then."
"agred."

>>	OmegaMale !IRh7ea6nBg Wed Oct 20 19:03:52 2010 No.1222846 File: 30 KB, 640x470, no you..jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] "No you," he said, disturbingly calmly.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 20 19:12:42 2010 No.1222866 File: 9 KB, 172x170, 8c.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1222846 >disturbingly calmly >/lit/

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 20 19:22:52 2010 No.1222888 File: 39 KB, 423x483, 39764824218967222223.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] "NO!!!! You." (a picture worth 1000xWERDZ)

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 20 19:24:52 2010 No.1222893 File: 31 KB, 450x357, robertdenirojustfarted.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] "No, you," he said. Jesus, people. Let the context convey the tone.

>>	Thu Oct 21 00:22:52 2010 No.1223866 daily bump? daily bump.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 21 02:52:52 2010 No.1224384 "Nay, thou," he spoke, disturbingly calmly.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 21 03:11:52 2010 No.1224425 File: 10 KB, 259x194, images..jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1223866 must...keep...thread...ALIVE.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 21 20:00:52 2010 No.1225891 "No," he said disturingly, "you calmly."

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 21 20:02:52 2010 No.1225900 This sounds like a european sensibility

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 21 20:11:52 2010 No.1225920 "He said no," you disturbed calmly

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 21 20:26:52 2010 No.1225952 "No, you," disturbingly he said calmly.

>>	Brownbear !5EJ71eKlNQ!!6SnjW+BUlLP Thu Oct 21 20:33:52 2010 No.1225976 this needs to be archived

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 21 21:13:52 2010 No.1226044 Calmly following disturbingly you said, "No," to him.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 21 21:22:52 2010 No.1226062 "Calmy, no" he said, disturbing you.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 02:03:52 2010 No.1226756 needs moar requests http://4chanarchive.org/brchive/main.php?mode=submit

>>	Brownbear !5EJ71eKlNQ!!6SnjW+BUlLP Fri Oct 22 12:19:52 2010 No.1227535 http://4chanarchive.org/brchive/main.php?mode=submit thread id is: 1213231 board is: /lit/

>>	herpaderpa Fri Oct 22 13:32:09 2010 No.1227625 >>1227626 bump

Anonymous Fri Oct 22 13:54:52 2010 No.1227641

She glanced quickly across the subway car. He was still there, leaning toward her, still staring, with the same not-quite-grin on his face. Had she been recognized? Was this more than the usual insouciant leer of a man that knew he could ogle a woman and get away with it? Would she have to move again, take up a new name, learn a new job?

She was suddenly aware that he'd stood up and was standing over her. She looked up, trying to supress a shiver. And she knew it was him. He had found her and he was going to kill her. "You--"

"Know you," he said, disturbingly calmly.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 14:45:52 2010 No.1227681 "Live, damn you!" he bump the thread, disturbingly calmly.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 14:46:52 2010 No.1227684 >>1213292 lol'd "No, you......"

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 14:46:52 2010 No.1227685 Hey /lit/ quick question. Did Machiavelli have a specific monarch in mind when he wrote his now famous book, "The Prince"?

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 14:49:52 2010 No.1227696 >>1227685 "No, you...should stick to the appropriate thread," he said, disturbingly calmly

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 14:52:52 2010 No.1227701 >>1227685 Nope, he didn't. Your English teacher will be proud that you're right.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 14:58:52 2010 No.1227712 "Non, vous," dit-il, calmement inquiétant, choquant moi dans la narration en français.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 15:03:52 2010 No.1227718 "لا ، أنت" ، وقال : مقلق تتطلع بهدوء منشفة على رأسي.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 15:05:52 2010 No.1227719 "Нет, вы," сказал он, тревожно спокойно, пока я пил мою водку быстро

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 15:06:52 2010 No.1227720 "No, you," he said in a calm, yet disturbing manner.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 15:09:52 2010 No.1227728 “不，你，”他說，令人不安的平靜

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 15:09:52 2010 No.1227729 Да. Это хорошо. ^

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 15:15:52 2010 No.1227735 >>1227729 "Tack, du!" sade han, oroväckande lugnt.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 15:17:52 2010 No.1227738 "Ek is plaas in 'n Afrikaans," het hy gesê, ontstellende calmy

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 15:17:52 2010 No.1227740 >>1227735 "Nej, Du," sade han störande lugnt.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 15:22:52 2010 No.1227752 "Que nenni, c'est vous, au contraire", me signifia-t-il d'un ton dont la nonchalance me fit vaciller

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 15:27:52 2010 No.1227766 "Hayır, sen," dedi, rahatsız edici bir sakinlikle.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 15:29:52 2010 No.1227771 >>1227740 "Du är för snäll min gode herre," sade han oroväckande lugnt.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 15:32:52 2010 No.1227776 >>1227752 Je dois dire, je hésité assez férocement que j'ai lu cette phrase délicieuse. Il me ravis à mon moelle!

Truman Capote !kwxizAOFlk Fri Oct 22 15:34:52 2010 No.1227778
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>mfw this thread is still alive
>mfw my post, which was the very first post, was deleted because I was banned for linking a dot ru site
>mfw the answer to OP's question is still:

"No you." he said, with a disturbing calmness.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 15:35:52 2010 No.1227779 >>1227766 "Hayır, siz! Memeler ya defol!" o, rahatsız edici uyandırdı "dedi.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 15:37:52 2010 No.1227782 >>1227778 لا تترك رحلة كدح قبل أن الجهاد لك!

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 15:46:52 2010 No.1227799 >>1227782 LOL Capote better watch his back!

>>	Truman Capote !kwxizAOFlk Fri Oct 22 15:54:52 2010 No.1227814 File: 26 KB, 298x180, Jady_Dazzle_Salinger.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1227782 What does this mean? Something about a jihad?

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 16:04:52 2010 No.1227831 >>1227814 Do not leave before the trip toil that jihad is for you! Courtesy of Google Translate

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 16:06:52 2010 No.1227835 Just hyphenate it like a gangsta: disturbingly-calmly New Yorker will call it genius.

>>	Brownbear !5EJ71eKlNQ!!6SnjW+BUlLP Fri Oct 22 16:17:52 2010 No.1227847 >>1227835 >>1227831 "No...you?" he asked with a a calmness that bordered on the disturbing.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 21:52:52 2010 No.1228628 "No, you," he said, bumping epic shit to page zero disturbingly calmly

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 22 22:15:52 2010 No.1228691 "Bump, you," Anon said, disturbingly calmly.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 23 00:48:52 2010 No.1229086 "non; tu." ait, cum animo aequo nefare.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 23 01:00:52 2010 No.1229105 >>1227847 Some profound and revered people could say that you have used far too many words than is necessary, and that your idiosyncratic symbols could cause someone a somnambular effect.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 23 03:15:52 2010 No.1229311 "Most Certainly", he said with a cheery disposition.

Anonymous Sat Oct 23 03:26:52 2010 No.1229326

"NO U," he calmly said, disturbing.
"NO U," disturbingly calming, he said.
"NO," he said, disturbingly, calmly, "YOU."

He said, "No disturbing you," calmly.

"No, he," you said, calmly disturbing.

"No calming," he said, disturbing you.

"Disturbingly no," he calmly said, "you."

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 23 03:57:52 2010 No.1229357 Weekly bump?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 23 04:01:52 2010 No.1229362 File: 161 KB, 482x318, Picture 20.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] "But do they float?" the boy asked. "No, you," He said, disturbingly calmly.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 23 12:01:52 2010 No.1229804 Bump?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 23 12:07:52 2010 No.1229820 No. "You, he," said Disturbingly Calmly.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 23 18:20:52 2010 No.1230535 >>1213342 Iambic pentameter win.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 24 03:44:52 2010 No.1232015 "This thread will not die" he said, disturbingly calmly.

>>	Implying Sun Oct 24 05:12:52 2010 No.1232114 "No Jew," Herr said, disturbingly calmly.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 24 05:22:52 2010 No.1232121 "Calmly disturb," he - no, you - said.

>>	LitBitch77 !!ZB8JtWIHUYe Sun Oct 24 05:45:52 2010 No.1232141 >>1218479 >leant What in the bloody fuck?

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 24 06:24:52 2010 No.1232166 File: 10 KB, 200x196, 1287214842422.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] 'disturbingly calmly' is fucking moronic go kill yourself OP for initiating this cancer bullshit

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 24 06:28:52 2010 No.1232169 How is this thread still alive? oh wait

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