Tintinnabulation ?[tin-ti-nab-yuh-ley-shuhn]
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: loud ringings
Synonyms: chime, clanging, clangor, jingle, noise, ringing, sound
I picked this particular word to become my alias for a specific reason. I am a very talkative person. I'm blunt, a chatterbox, quite rude, egotistical, and probably a million other less-than-flattering words. I do make mistakes, I rather detest the taste of milk, and I enjoy clover honey. I'm the person that speaks too much, listens too little, and understands even less. Though, the opinions of others are taken into consideration, they're not much cared for here. If you are a sensitive person, who doesn't understand a bit of humor, then I suggest that you leave this topic at once, for fear of being humiliated. Really, I'm quite harmful. It's opposite day. No, it's not. I'm harmful. I'm a diabolical fiend who prefers to write all day about gorey, gruesome tales while mumbling and casting spells beneath my breath. Then, I become a harmless geek when one of my parents walk into the room. Pushing that thought aside, I have a little tongue twister for you.
One fat chicken
couple ducks
three baby brown bears,
four humorous hairs
five feral females fidgeting frantically
six silly sailors sailing the seven seas
seven simple simons singing simple songs
eight egotistical egotists eagerly uttering egotistical ectitudes
nine nasty nematoids nibbling on nine nasty nimatoads
ten two-ton two-tone tan transcontinental trucks travelling from Tallahassee, Tennessee to Tyler, Texas on twenty-two terrible tires and two tanks of
Texaco trutest on Tuesday the twenty second. (my personal favorite)
Despite my love for rhymes (it wasn't a rhyme...), reasons, and reading, I must write instead. Ah, alliteration, what joy it brings me in this sad, desolate and depressingly doomed world. Rhymes, tongue twisters, things that have to do with the wonderful thing called words. I find that what saddens me the most is that most of my friends get so frustrated with me for speaking in rhymes all the time that they've warned me they won't talk to me if I do. May I also add that I'm not usually this sarcastic, well, I am sarcastic. Let's just say that I'm usually quite a bit more serious than this. And I'm also a procrastinator. Procrastination is a game that I enjoy playing, in fact it's so much a part of me that I considered using "Procrastination" as my username on this very site. Let it all be known, Tintinnabulation is a procrastinator.
Let us move along once more, quickly. I'm sure you're growing quite tired of reading such things like this. I'm a simple soul, I prefer to do nothing all day, and yet when I do nothing I want to do everything. Alright, perhaps I lied. I'm quite complex in every way you can think of. In fact, I'm so complex to some that I'm simple to others. If you have any questions about me then just ask. There's one thing I resent in a person, someone who can't ask a question. Someone who just beats around the bush all day long. When you are asking me a question, don't ask if you can ask me a question. It's one of the most annoying things to me. It's like a pet peeve, except worse than the pet peeve being a pet peeve.
I'm an odd soul. I'm the prettiest girl at the moonlit ball and the jauntiest chap you'd ever see. I'm the most fantastical creature, the most despicable dragon, the wickedest villain, and the truest knight in a fairy tale. I love to write, I think of about a million ideas a day that are impossible to put on paper. I enjoy drawing as well, even though most of my work is mediocre at best. But passing that by, I'll say one thing, and one thing alone. Everyone is good at something, I don't like it when people start bashing themselves in the head over and over again, I don't tolerate attention whores, and most of all, I'm definitely one of those eight egotistical egotists, because my ego is so inflated that a pin couldn't pop it. In fact, my ego is so inflated that it makes all the other inflated egos just look like tiny midget bastards. Alright, I am done now.
My taste in books is different as well. I'm open to most anything. I'm a speed reader, at least I like to think so. But it really depends on the book, how fast the plot develops, and what kind of life the character takes on. Dull books make for a slow read, great books make for a wicked fast blur of pages. I like fiction quite a lot, while non-fiction doesn't usually strike my interest as often. The authors names slip my mind right now, but I do happen to know a lot of teen novelists that have caught my interest quite a lot. It's interesting, but that's how I get my inspiration. Carrying on with this introduction...
I believe I have taken enough of everyone's time. Thank you for taking the time to read whatever this is. I assure you that I probably could have written a few paragraphs more, but it's quite late over here and I'm a bit exhausted.
Ta.
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