Is skelth scrapheap?

[odeon]

I think you are Scrapheap.

['andersom']

For the longest time when first joining here, Ecair and Elle had the same voice to me. Never really believed they were the same, but rather had trouble distinguishing the two. With Eclair's long absence, Elle is now clearly distinct, so on the rare occasion Ecair passes by, that's not longer a confusion to me. Often read here within the recent post link at the bottom of the homepage, and can read the forum without avatars or paying notice to the usernames, and can still know who's speaking. Possum was here long enough that she should have developed her own voice, and sometimes that would start to happen, but no sooner than that would happen, she's say something so profoundly you. Don't ever tell me if right or wrong; it makes it all the more interesting.

I had the same, with Elle and Eclair. Now they have become really distinct, but in the beginning it was hard.

It is not just the sound of the voice, way more than the sound it is the rhythm. One of the most distinctive rhythms is the one of Kit. She sounds just like the mother of a friend I had in secondary school.

[Jack]

For the longest time when first joining here, Ecair and Elle had the same voice to me. Never really believed they were the same, but rather had trouble distinguishing the two. With Eclair's long absence, Elle is now clearly distinct, so on the rare occasion Ecair passes by, that's not longer a confusion to me. Often read here within the recent post link at the bottom of the homepage, and can read the forum without avatars or paying notice to the usernames, and can still know who's speaking. Possum was here long enough that she should have developed her own voice, and sometimes that would start to happen, but no sooner than that would happen, she's say something so profoundly you. Don't ever tell me if right or wrong; it makes it all the more interesting.

I had the same, with Elle and Eclair. Now they have become really distinct, but in the beginning it was hard.

It is not just the sound of the voice, way more than the sound it is the rhythm. One of the most distinctive rhythms is the one of Kit. She sounds just like the mother of a friend I had in secondary school.

Get what you're saying about rhythm. Every now and then will encounter an author who writes in the same rhythm I think; tend to like reading them, even if not really enjoying the content.

[Yuri Bezmenov]

The only one I can think of who came near my posting style is Skyblue1.

Why didn't anyone confuse the two of us?? 

[Jack]

Have never seen any similarity.

[Yuri Bezmenov]

 

[Jack]

What?

[Gopher Gary]

The day when internet sockpuppeteering is seen as yesterday's news I'm gonna cry with joy.

I'll even induce it, rubbing onion in my eyes if I have to.

I still love you, Zeg. 

[odeon]

I had the same, with Elle and Eclair. Now they have become really distinct, but in the beginning it was hard.

Elle was always pretty unique as far as I'm converned.

[Skelth]

I think you are Scrapheap.

I am most certainly not Scrapheap, at least not to my knowledge.

[Jack]

The poll concludes you're herp derp.

[Skelth]

The poll concludes you're herp derp.

Now that is a decent possibility. 

[odeon]

I think you are Scrapheap.

I am most certainly not Scrapheap, at least not to my knowledge.

What I meant was that I think Zegh is Scrapheap.

[Jack]

I think you are Scrapheap.

I am most certainly not Scrapheap, at least not to my knowledge.

What I meant was that I think Zegh is Scrapheap.

Jack meant you're Scrapheap, but the poll has spoken.

[odeon]

I think you are Scrapheap.

I am most certainly not Scrapheap, at least not to my knowledge.

What I meant was that I think Zegh is Scrapheap.

Jack meant you're Scrapheap, but the poll has spoken.

But I'm Spartacus.