[ SECRET POST #4336 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4336 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[OP noted they'd like to apologize for leaving out the l in "evil" and once leaving out the second e in Colleen Camp's name]












Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 03 pages, 54 secrets from Secret Submission Post #621.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

[fscom]

General comments:

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[(Anonymous)]

We're up early today, huh?

Entertainment News

[(Anonymous)]

Fandom news and stuff you want to talk about

Re: Entertainment News

[(Anonymous)]

Agents of SHIELD was renewed again!

https://variety.com/2018/tv/news/agents-of-shield-renewed-season-7-abc-1203030892/

Re: Entertainment News

[(Anonymous)]

These pictures of Jameela Jamil are extremely important and need to be discussed:

http://talesofnorth.tumblr.com/post/179868602884/is-this-allowed

Inspired by #2: Do you plot out your fics well in advance?

[(Anonymous)]

Or do you just make it up as you go along without much outlining or planning? If you outline, do you manage to follow your own plan or does everything change?

Re: Inspired by #2: Do you plot out your fics well in advance?

[(Anonymous)]

I have a vague outline because I usually know how I want my fics to end, but I have trouble getting there. I write out all my favorite bits first and then have to figure out how to connect them all, so the outlining helps.

Re: Inspired by #2: Do you plot out your fics well in advance?

[(Anonymous)]

the rare fic I have go long enough that there would be frequent updates or new chapters, half and half. some planning at least for plot, but the meaty fun of the story just happens when it happens.

one-offs though? mostly just a summary of what I want to happen and everything else is by the seat of my pants.

Re: Inspired by #2: Do you plot out your fics well in advance?

[greghousesgf]

Sometimes I plot them out in advance, sometimes I just pull it out of my ass.

Re: Inspired by #2: Do you plot out your fics well in advance?

[morieris]

I will write the beginning of sections with the general idea and add and edit bits and pieces as I want.

Re: Inspired by #2: Do you plot out your fics well in advance?

[(Anonymous)]

I generally write a garbled summary of everything i want to happen in my multi chaps, so that I'm never stuck going "uhhhhh what now". And I generally stick to the larger overarching plan, but sometimes things change (like sideships, or if a character dies etc).

Re: Inspired by #2: Do you plot out your fics well in advance?

[rudehannibal]

I once wrote a time travel fic where the canon female character was going to become an established character's mother in the endgame. I thought this was incredibly obvious from the first page of the story. Still, I had someone write to me and ask if I was going to pull a stunt and make this random, original side-character into the mom instead and part of me was like 'man no one would see THAT coming' and actually considered it. But then my shipper's heart won out and I went with the original, obvious ending. Mostly because I know all the shippers would have be outraged/devastated if I veered. So I guess I sort of have a plan but I'm willing to throw out mad changes at a whim if I feel like I can get away with it?

Re: Inspired by #2: Do you plot out your fics well in advance?

[dahli]

I don't plan much outside the outline of the story and some scenes I want to add. Sometimes my plans change and I tend to move stuff here and there. I'd rather have a lot of liberty regarding what I will and won't do with my stories and adding what I find entertaining.

Re: Inspired by #2: Do you plot out your fics well in advance?

[silverusagi]

I don't outline, but I usually have a good idea of where a fic is going. I definitely know where it's going before I start posting, even if I don't have it all written.

Re: Inspired by #2: Do you plot out your fics well in advance?

[(Anonymous)]

I usually have a vague outline, but for the most part I just go along with it as I write it.

Accents

[(Anonymous)]

What are your favorite accents to listen to? What's the sexiest accent? What's the most fun accent to talk in?

Re: Accents

[(Anonymous)]

I love all British accents. Yes, all of them, not just posh RP or whatever. They're all interesting to listen to. I don't know if I find any one accent sexier than the others... it depends on the person talking, really.

Re: Accents

[rosehiptea]

I like German accents. I never try to speak in accents though, because I sound ridiculous.

Re: Accents

[(Anonymous)]

The most fun accent to talk in is definitely Italian / Italian-American.

Best to listen to / sexiest are definitely northern England, Scotland, and Ireland. No doubt in my mind. I guarantee it. Also New England accents are pretty decent too.

Re: Accents

[kaijinscendre]

I love British accents. I am not good at doing accents though. :(

Re: Accents

[bur]

I have the weirdest love for Icelandic accents. It's definitely my favorite to listen to.

Sexiest is Irish.

I always have to must fun when I break out the Midwest Farmer twang+dialect I picked up at college. It's not always intentional, but that makes it even better. It's best if I'm talking to one of my Kiwi relatives and we're both drunk, because then we have an equally hard time figuring out what the other is saying. It's good to be on equal footing.

Re: Accents

[type_wild]

British accents are the best to listen to. My parody-level attempts at RP are the best to speak those rare moments where I forget that I'm speaking to native speakers and don't instantly collapse into some horrible mess of my native language gone the GA I adapted through watching American TV.

Favorite buff ladies

[(Anonymous)]

in honor of that one secret

don't matter if they're real or not

If you woke up tomorrow and realized you'd been transported 10 years back in time...

[(Anonymous)]

... exactly to the same place and situation you were 10 years ago, what would you do differently about your life?

FACT

[(Anonymous)]

Fahrenheit is better than Celsius for normal every day things.

One, who cares if C is based on water?

Two, the "safe" zone for C is only like 5-30. So the majority of the "main" C scale is useless for humans.

And the BIGGEST reason? F is WAY more precise. For ever 10 degrees of C you got 18 degrees of F. So many more options.