Talk:Journal:John Hawke
Nice writing. Evocative.--Perikles 20:22, 21 Sep 2005 (BST)
This is a stereotype of everything wrong with internet fiction.--Aznpsycho 03:50, 1 Nov 2005 (GMT)
- Which you say without actually describing what's so bad about it or anything.--'STER 19:01, 1 Nov 2005 (GMT)
-This account takes inspiration from Roll Me Over in the Clover, written by Raymond Gantter, an infantryman during the Second World War. It was his day by day account of living and coping with the experience of being thrust into a world of chaos and insanity, where people you've never met are going to extraordinary lengths just to kill you. He muses about the fact that far from being punished for doing so, these people will actually be rewarded for taking your life. If you have problems with the format, what can I say except "Blame the Veterans?" I thank you for your comments. --John Hawke 20:30, 3 Nov 2005 (GMT)
- Also, you should probably note that users can check the history of a page. So if you're going to be asinine you might want to commit yourself to it instead of changing it afterwords, or you'll just look even more asinine. --Raelin 06:04, 4 Nov 2005 (GMT)
- No really? I was born on a raft and had no idea. Perhaps I figured you might take offense at a small joke and wanted to be a bit nicer in case you took it the wrong way? Listen, If I wanted to be asinine, I'd be asinine and everyone would know it, and I wouldn't hide it. I'd make a big asinine deal out of it and probably end up insulting half of the people on this planet it the process. In the meantime, don't get all choked up over nothing there, buddy. --John Hawke 06:18, 4 Nov 2005 (GMT)
What was that katthew said about selectively deleting comments? Guess it doesn't apply to everyone, hmm? --John Hawke 18:34, 7 Nov 2005 (GMT)
Heheh, anytime.
Oh, and is this the end of your journal already? - KingRaptor 03:09, 29 Nov 2005 (GMT)
I have more planned, although the writing of it will be somewhat irregular since I play Urban Dead less and [1] more. I'll even it up by making Hawke comment on his lost journal and that he's writing in a new one.
