AUDIENCE FOR: Tsurumaru

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Comments

[preowned]

do you not like them?

[guestservices]

I do not suppose I've ever given it much thought, all things considered.

[preowned]

what is your favorite food

[guestservices]

I haven't given that much thought either.
I don't know if I have a favorite.
Food is simply a means of sustenance.

[preowned]

still people do tend to have tastes
in that case...
what is something you would rather not eat?

[guestservices]

People tend to have tastes.
But probably nothing too bland, if you really must know.
Flavor is important.

[preowned]

spicy?

[guestservices]

Spicy.
And some sweet.
And some salt.
Not at the same time, always, but in different things.

[preowned]

i see........
okay then
i will keep that in the mind with the future

[guestservices]

[stop love me.]

Thank you, I think.
Though I am curious how you would draw something spicy.

[preowned]

you would have to make
heat lines
the wavey lines

[guestservices]

~ ~ ~
Like those?

[preowned]

yes!
when you see them next to food, doesn't it mean it is hot?

[guestservices]

I think so?
Or that it smells good.
Probably the first though.

[preowned]

if it smells good then we should probably add something like
sparkles!

[guestservices]

Or stars! Three of them to indicate it's a perfect dish.

[wait.]

Sparkles seem a bit trivial.

[preowned]

[ nyeheh ]

maybe we can make it less sparkles

[guestservices]

Less sparkles will suffice if there isn't a less...trivial way of depicting the point.

[preowned]

maybe....
in any case, it is good to have short hands for talking to others right?
it will make things go faster for you

[guestservices]

Like secret codes?
Yes, I suppose so.
As long as you know what the short hand actually means and you aren't just making things up...

[preowned]

oh
right
both parties should know

[guestservices]

[. . .]

...
Tsurumaru, have you had much practice in getting your messages across to parties who may not understand?

[preowned]

i am learning!
i think one problem is that no matter what, people are always going to question the information
so it's just trying to get around that

[guestservices]

Difficult to trust a source when you're unsure of where it may be coming from and what the intentions are, certainly.
Perhaps it helps to anticipate questions that may be asked and formulate answers before sharing.

[preowned]

hmm
at the very least if i say my source is the dead, i think they would just back up whatever i say