[big baby]

so my pinkies sorta fractured. and i use it alot so i'll keep this short because i don't like typing anyway.

totoro had an outlook emerged with his writing style, and it deviated to a certain singular style that didnt really resonate with emotional depth as ydk's. tot enveloped his style of wording, vocabulary and overall impression to make a mechanical mezzanine in his orchestral summoning of vernacular. ydk posed a plural indictment that barely made it to federal court, but hit deeply the jury of our local peers. transpiring from possible personal interference, he developed a sense of propriety and filtered a kiln of lava through his moulded craft, that isn't as smooth as the pottery that tot creates in his basement with swayze. the ending of both were characterized by their own emotional uproot, more descriptive on ydk's part, and more ethereal on totoros part, which is most likely the case, and very rarely do i see nyc truly grasp the clutches of a reality without the brushing of overdoing his dactylic paraphrasing in a subjugation of his translation, to pen and pad. what im trying to say is, this was closer than scripted, since ydk really knows how to communicate on a wider audience, as where totoros can only be understood if you actually know how to write, have the acumen to process it, or one or the other, ydk's can be processed by all audiences, which gives him an edge in the area, you never want to overdo it, or you'll end up like frank in the aowl, i only type like this in this battle because you made a commentary about how i vote, so i'll make it as subtle as possible while remaining on edge in the coherency factor, and i solemnly agree to vote to the better and enjoyable verse, which typically go with the latter, but the former poster dazzled me with his mechanical sharpness and by that matter i'd have to go with my gut feeling. i enjoyed this fellas, keep it up. really.