Tuesday, November 16, 2010

ANGRY DRAGON REVIEWS: MARK75'S STATEMENT AT 8:20:12PM, UTC +10

(8:20:12 PM) Mark75: Not this cat.

LSDRAGON'S REVIEW OF MARK'S STATEMENT

When I was a young boy, I used to listen to Good Charlotte. What a fool I was. But there are always things we regret. Today I look at people who are thirteen or twelve and I think they're real stupid, but I was the same way. So we try and introduce them to the things we think are cool, and the cycle continues forever.

Cats cannot play jazz, contrary to what the terminology says. Their paws are not adapted to the delicate fingerings needed to play the double bass. So Mark's statement wins on terms of accuracy - indeed, he cannot play jazz.

The clarity of his statement is also something to admire - no unnecessary (sp) punctuation or overlong exposition. A clear idea. There's a definite debt to Cormac Mccarthy in here.

Did you know when you search a word, Google now gives a dictionary definition of the word? Soon Google will be spoon-feeding us baby powder, a result of a typological mixup from the programmers, and we will all choke on the dust of our forgotten youth.

So, summing up, here's an overview.

Accuracy: 5/5
Clarity: 5/5
Number of bullets left in the revolver: 5/6
TOTAL: 15/16.

A very strong showing from our own Mark.

Monday, November 15, 2010

ANGRY DRAGON REVIEWS PART ONE: THE CAPS LOCK SAGA BEGINS

Hi. I am LSDRAGON, also known as LSEADRAGON, or sometimes as SOLARION, or one time on the XKCD forums as SCREECH but actually I lost the password to that account. Oh and my Neopets account name when I was like nine was CUTSNAKE, which I didn't actually know was a phrase at the time.

LSDRAGON'S REVIEW OF HIS INITIAL POST

Categories:
- Length 1/5
- Content 1/5
- Pizazz 1.5/5
- Formatting 4/5
TOTAL SCORE 7.5/20

Lsdragon's post was quite a poor showing by the general standards of blogs. To hold a reader's interest he should've actually talked what the blog was about, and introduced himself personally to his readership to give them an idea of what to expect. However his use of caps lock to point out certain words was an interesting formatting style which this reviewer would like to see more of.