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Are *narrations* here to stay?
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Not entirely sure narrations is the right word to use, but I'm going with it.
Have they always been a part of the forums? Is it a fad that will pass?
*Willy sits here slightly unamused*
Do I need to get used to them or will they pass like dabbing? |
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"I'm actually at a loss ????
Do you not see them, Granny? They're everywhere currently and the popularity seems to be growing currently."
I might have done Willy.
Now if only I could hear someone reading them.
If you tell me the name of a thread i'll go on read it and know what you mean |
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"O.P
What do you mean by 'narrations' ......
I know what narration means.
I know what a narrator is.
What do you mean by 'narrations' ?
No one reads the forum to me ?
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All this third person stuff and *describing their actions*
*Willy scratches his head* |
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"I'm actually at a loss ????
Do you not see them, Granny? They're everywhere currently and the popularity seems to be growing currently.
I might have done Willy.
Now if only I could hear someone reading them.
If you tell me the name of a thread i'll go on read it and know what you mean "
As I said, "narrations" might not be the right word, Granny C. |
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"O.P
What do you mean by 'narrations' ......
I know what narration means.
I know what a narrator is.
What do you mean by 'narrations' ?
No one reads the forum to me ?
All this third person stuff and *describing their actions*
*Willy scratches his head*"
In my defence, I’ve always done this from the early days, and it comes from my college days of drama/performing arts. I’m from writing, scripts a little bit of stage direction. So when texting came around on mobiles. It’s how we expressed somethings to friends. It’s just what we did.  |
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One of my favourite narrations was by Greedy Thump many years back during a juicy thread, where he *sits in the corner furtively munching on popcorn, eyes darting to and fro*
Or something along those lines. |
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"Yes, we've used them since the beginning of Fab forums.
*pats Willy on the head *
*Willy ducks out of the way* and says "leave me alone!"  "
*Nanna, trips Willy up with her walking stick and he crashes to the ground* Ha! |
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"O.P
What do you mean by 'narrations' ......
I know what narration means.
I know what a narrator is.
What do you mean by 'narrations' ?
No one reads the forum to me ?
All this third person stuff and *describing their actions*
*Willy scratches his head*"
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh now I get you Willy.
More like an action than a narration.
I do it once every blue moon but used to do it ALL the time on Global Chat and I.C.Q. ( before you time dahlink)
*Granny polishes her C.B. Radio ....... |
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"O.P
What do you mean by 'narrations' ......
I know what narration means.
I know what a narrator is.
What do you mean by 'narrations' ?
No one reads the forum to me ?
All this third person stuff and *describing their actions*
*Willy scratches his head*
In my defence, I’ve always done this from the early days, and it comes from my college days of drama/performing arts. I’m from writing, scripts a little bit of stage direction. So when texting came around on mobiles. It’s how we expressed somethings to friends. It’s just what we did. "
I'm not making pops at anyone in particular. Just noticed it more recently and didn't know if it was a fad    |
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"They've been around since Internet forums have been a thing. They get a bit tedious if over-used.
J
Sorry "
I've not noticed you do it.
*Julie goes to check Mrs KC's Green arrow while smiling at her own hypocrisy* |
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"O.P
What do you mean by 'narrations' ......
I know what narration means.
I know what a narrator is.
What do you mean by 'narrations' ?
No one reads the forum to me ?
All this third person stuff and *describing their actions*
*Willy scratches his head*
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh now I get you Willy.
More like an action than a narration.
I do it once every blue moon but used to do it ALL the time on Global Chat and I.C.Q. ( before you time dahlink)
*Granny polishes her C.B. Radio ......."
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"* Granny says it's okay here n there but all the time would make her tits drop off .......
Narrator - Woody!!!!! Don’t!!!!!…..,
Exit, stage left, pursued by a bear."
*Shouts off stage …”DID THEY DROP OFF?!!!”
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They don’t work for me - people who talk in third person constantly.
If that’s how they find entertainment or think they are funny then so be it.
But they also aren’t the type of people who we are looking to meet anyway so I can easily bypass the comment/thread.
K
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"They've been around since Internet forums have been a thing. They get a bit tedious if over-used.
J
Sorry
I've not noticed you do it.
*Julie goes to check Mrs KC's Green arrow while smiling at her own hypocrisy*"
Oh, I do it, Julie! I do it!
I've just triple checked my commas there  |
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"It's just a glorified and fancy talking in third person.
In fact, talking in third person is a trait associated with (but not a defining trait) narcissists. "
To me, it signifies an action, like *passes Kai a shovel to keep digging*
It's nothing to do with talking in the 3rd person. Mrs KC would never do that! |
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"It's just a glorified and fancy talking in third person.
In fact, talking in third person is a trait associated with (but not a defining trait) narcissists. "
This explains a lot |
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"It's just a glorified and fancy talking in third person.
In fact, talking in third person is a trait associated with (but not a defining trait) narcissists. "
*thinks hard about what Kai just said, whilst scratching beard* |
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"It's just a glorified and fancy talking in third person.
In fact, talking in third person is a trait associated with (but not a defining trait) narcissists.
To me, it signifies an action, like *passes Kai a shovel to keep digging*
It's nothing to do with talking in the 3rd person. Mrs KC would never do that! "
Bad Nanna totally agrees with Mrs K
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"It's just a glorified and fancy talking in third person.
In fact, talking in third person is a trait associated with (but not a defining trait) narcissists.
To me, it signifies an action, like *passes Kai a shovel to keep digging*
It's nothing to do with talking in the 3rd person. Mrs KC would never do that! "
When the name is included it is. Just stating the action is not.
*states it is narcissistic*
Vs
*Kai states it is narcissistic* |
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"It's just a glorified and fancy talking in third person.
In fact, talking in third person is a trait associated with (but not a defining trait) narcissists.
To me, it signifies an action, like *passes Kai a shovel to keep digging*
It's nothing to do with talking in the 3rd person. Mrs KC would never do that!
When the name is included it is. Just stating the action is not.
*states it is narcissistic*
Vs
*Kai states it is narcissistic*"
Being serious for a second. I never put our/my name on stage direction!
I also use them for non existent emojis....
*ClownFace emoji* |
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By (user no longer on site) 47 weeks ago
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It's not a narration, it's to denote an action.
This is why I did the 'action threads'
They used to be done on the forums a few years back and were fun.
Seems these days purple don't 'get it'
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"It's not a narration, it's to denote an action.
This is why I did the 'action threads'
They used to be done on the forums a few years back and were fun.
Seems these days purple don't 'get it'
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I did say up there^ it may not be the correct word |
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"It's not a narration, it's to denote an action.
This is why I did the 'action threads'
They used to be done on the forums a few years back and were fun.
Seems these days purple don't 'get it'
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*Nods in agreement*
They're not for saying the words you can type. Everyone knows who is "saying" what, because the typed words appear under their username. The star thingies are to denote physical actions/movement that we can't see through the typed word or use of emojis.
*Skips merrily away*
Okay
*ROLLS merrily away* |
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"It's not a narration, it's to denote an action.
This is why I did the 'action threads'
They used to be done on the forums a few years back and were fun.
Seems these days purple don't 'get it'
*Nods in agreement*
They're not for saying the words you can type. Everyone knows who is "saying" what, because the typed words appear under their username. The star thingies are to denote physical actions/movement that we can't see through the typed word or use of emojis.
*Skips merrily away*
Okay
*ROLLS merrily away*"
I guess they're here to stay |
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"It's not a narration, it's to denote an action.
This is why I did the 'action threads'
They used to be done on the forums a few years back and were fun.
Seems these days purple don't 'get it'
*Nods in agreement*
They're not for saying the words you can type. Everyone knows who is "saying" what, because the typed words appear under their username. The star thingies are to denote physical actions/movement that we can't see through the typed word or use of emojis.
*Skips merrily away*
Okay
*ROLLS merrily away*
I guess they're here to stay "
* opens wine, share with me Willy? |
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"They don’t work for me - people who talk in third person constantly.
If that’s how they find entertainment or think they are funny then so be it.
But they also aren’t the type of people who we are looking to meet anyway so I can easily bypass the comment/thread.
K
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Any excessive mannerism is not that interesting or engaging long term. Agreed.
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"It's not a narration, it's to denote an action.
This is why I did the 'action threads'
They used to be done on the forums a few years back and were fun.
Seems these days purple don't 'get it'
I did say up there^ it may not be the correct word"
Sorry I couldn't be arsed to read the whole thread |
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"It's not a narration, it's to denote an action.
This is why I did the 'action threads'
They used to be done on the forums a few years back and were fun.
Seems these days purple don't 'get it'
I did say up there^ it may not be the correct word
Sorry I couldn't be arsed to read the whole thread "
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"It's just a glorified and fancy talking in third person.
In fact, talking in third person is a trait associated with (but not a defining trait) narcissists. "
That's not the only explanation for illeism. I've been reading about it recently a little bit. Sometimes it's for detachment purposes, could be a tool for people with self esteem issues to not stress about the situation so much. As if it wasn't about them. |
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"It's not a narration, it's to denote an action.
This is why I did the 'action threads'
They used to be done on the forums a few years back and were fun.
Seems these days purple don't 'get it'
I did say up there^ it may not be the correct word
Sorry I couldn't be arsed to read the whole thread "
You only had to read the opening |
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"They don’t work for me - people who talk in third person constantly.
If that’s how they find entertainment or think they are funny then so be it.
But they also aren’t the type of people who we are looking to meet anyway so I can easily bypass the comment/thread.
K
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We are amused by them  |
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