Mephistopheles (2014-09-27 21:07:40)

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Does the way you write differ from the way you speak?
In school/work and on Plaza?
Is it the same?

By rhetoric I mean your arrangement of words and phrases, how you compose what you want to say, and the tone you write/speak it in.

I tend to speak the same way that I write. Often fragmented and aloof, I've had peers tell me that I write how I speak. I don't really covey much emotion either way, so both of my habitual styles consist of more ethos(credibility) and logos(logic) than they do pathos(emotion).

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PhoenixDawn (2014-09-27 21:09:17)

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Mine is the same.
I say Hallo in real life and here.
The way I write is 95% the same I speak.

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StarKiller889 (2014-09-27 21:10:39)

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Same

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carlos11 (2014-09-27 21:12:46)

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I'm outstanding in both.

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Jason2k14 (2014-09-27 21:15:41)

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It doesn't differ that much.

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Nutsy (2014-09-27 21:20:18)

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I speak the same as I write. When I'm happy or don't care, it's abstract, bubbly, and polite. When I'm in a bad mood, I'm terribly blunt or even harsh.

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carlos11 (2014-09-27 21:20:56)

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Are we all trying to piss Kishy off by responding with intentionally crappy answers that convey a lack of understanding of her question?

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Nutsy (2014-09-27 21:23:21)

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I hate Rhetoric. It sucks English class balls.

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PhoenixDawn (2014-09-27 21:28:21)

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@Carlos Possibly.

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carlos11 (2014-09-27 21:59:24)

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I doubt it.

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little5 (2014-09-27 23:34:46)

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I speak entirely different than how I write/type, but I want to change that..

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SPCOxion (2014-09-28 05:29:43)

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Vastly.

On the Internet, I usually talk about/share my coding work, or look for coding collaboration opportunities.

In real life? "lol look at this funny pic i took of my cat"

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