-
56 votes
-
Lord Of The Rings author's writing desk up for auction
37 votes -
A field guide to writing styles
10 votes -
That new hit song on Spotify? It was made by AI.
23 votes -
Diagram Website (2023)
21 votes -
Playing with words
The other day I realised I should have used a disclaimer on a comment. It is a comment that is supposed to be light hearted and fun so I started to amuse myself in a way that I haven't done in...
The other day I realised I should have used a disclaimer on a comment.
It is a comment that is supposed to be light hearted and fun so I started to amuse myself in a way that I haven't done in quite some time.
I've "always" enjoyed breaking down words (preferably in the "wrong" place), finding synonyms or sound-a-likes or second meanings and their synonyms or sound-a-likes or second meanings, etc, etc...
So I would like to invite you to build on my example below, bring your own examples or tell us about ways that you play with words.
Example:
American pancake
**disclaimer** -> disc + *lamer" -> pancake + *un-cool" -> pancake + *hot* -> pancake + *rising* = American pancake16 votes -
Double meaning Tildes post tag writing prompt
I was reading this post about the Tildes hierarchical tag system and it got me thinking about possible tags with double meanings. For example, the gooning tag could be interpreted in a sexual way,...
I was reading this post about the Tildes hierarchical tag system and it got me thinking about possible tags with double meanings.
For example, the
gooningtag could be interpreted in a sexual way, or interpreted as the act of being a goon/villain. To clear up the misunderstanding, you could make agooning.baddiestag, but that also has a double meaning.What are some tags that could be used for serious topics that can have a less serious interpretation?
21 votes -
How to write like Raymond Chandler
10 votes -
Clive Barker: trust your vision (1990)
8 votes -
Wikipedia:Signs of AI writing
65 votes -
The medium is the message and it's imperfect
11 votes