Dangerously Chloe 01-09-14 G- Al and Kimmy

[Cassandra]

Illo! http://www.dangerouslychloe.com/strips- ... _and_kimmy

[mikbuster]

They're so cute with themselves...

[Qwertz]

^^ What mikbuster said. Can't decide if it's awfully cute or awfully sad, though. Or both...

[Insectoid]

Awwwww.

[FlashD81]

I am both and at the same time.

['J']

so... alchemy's a narcissist then?

[Motorcycle]

So who's running the betting pool on which girl Teddy ends up with? & what are the odds?

[washu]

so... alchemy's a narcissist then?

don't think that's what they are implying. guess we'll soon find out. i took the portrait to mean that AlKimmy is torn between loving being a boy or a girl. it may be that although a Reapers appearance is influenced by the person that sees them, AlKimmy only has trouble keeping him/herself one gender because h/she is also unsure of what h/she wants to be. self identity problems could be very common among people that can shape-shift so easily.

also, mixed pronouns are hard to write out.
but not as hard as a gender identity crisis! Ba Dum Dum Tiss




on another note entirely. this forum auto changes my double space between sentences down to just one space. it makes my sentences harder to read and i don't like bad grammar rules being forced upon that which i write.
i even tested it with three or four spaces and it still takes them down to just one space.

[Katai]

I feel like this is a great opportunity to weasel around the conditions of the contract.

Chloe promised to get Teddy a girlfriend in exchange for his eternal soul. Doesn't quite work if he happens to get a genderfluid boyfriend instead >_>

Probably have to run it through underworld lawyers first, but I think we have a solid case.

[mikbuster]

on another note entirely. this forum auto changes my double space between sentences down to just one space. it makes my sentences harder to read and i don't like bad grammar rules being forced upon that which i write.
i even tested it with three or four spaces and it still takes them down to just one space.

That sounds more like an html thing. Any white space is condensed down to a space. So you can code 10 blank lines between words and it comes out just one space. There are other characters like &nbsp; that can add more, as well as tags like <br /> that add spacing aside from margins/padding/other styles of tags.

[Spidrift]

It's very likely HTML. Anyway, that particular convention has been in decline since about 1950, and was never a matter of grammar - just some people's typographical habits.

[washu]

it's how i was taught to both write and type. and it's not like i was in school 60 years ago. two spaces do look better, and are easier to read. i think double spaces are superior, and lazy people/ programmers have only pushed for single spaces because computes have trouble dealing with it.

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[mikbuster]

Actually, a computer would have no problem dealing with it. For HTML coding, I would assume it's more for readability of the code. Just curious, how do you write two spaces?

[philippos42]

The rule is important on old typewriters and with some fonts. But it's deprecated now because most modern fonts don't have equal sizes for each character.

Oh, yeah, the reason I came here: Al & Kimmy together in prom clothes are disturbing.

[Insectoid]

Web browsers by default condense whitespace in HTML down to a single space, unless you use non-breaking space characters between sentences, or add a CSS style to the page like "whitespace: pre" or "whitespace: pre-wrap".

Unfortunately, for those of us who prefer to double space between sentences, it's not always possible online. On Facebook, and these forum sites, and so many others, I've not found a way to use a nbsp in a post, so you may just have to deal with it.