Faces of Apolyton - an update

[Solver]

Don't worry, he answered that question still.

My favorite part about his interview - the answers are well longs, as if he's answering those in a forum thread, not in an ICQ conversation.

[DrSpike]

Just a suggestion but sometimes good content can be dry if presented thoughtlessly. The DC interview is a case in point. Only IMO of course, so don't shoot me.

[Solver]

IMO, Locutus's answers are very well thought over. I can tell that I'm enjoying reading every sentence of what he's written so far.

[Locutus]

Alva,
Shhhht

DrSpike,
Indeed, some of the FoAs are a bit dry, and personally I fear some may feel mine will be too. But DC's FoA is a bad example: no disrespect to DC, but I've yet to encounter a self-interview that really worked well.

Solver,
Yeah, but you're hardly representative for the average Apolytoner

[Solver]

Wouter, I'll take that as a praise .

[alva]

He's got the best title to begin with

[Solver]

An update on current progress. Myself and Locutus are slowly but rapidly working our way with it, but you can expect the first part of the interview to be online real soon.

[Locutus]

Originally posted by Solver
slowly but rapidly

[Solver]

Aren't we? Going to be at a slower pace now, you know, but regular talks - therefore rapid.

[DrSpike]

The english phrase you want is 'slowly but surely' which means that the pace is slow but you are consistently dealing with the material.

[Solver]

Wee, made another great English solverism then .

Thanks.

[Locutus]

If that's an euphemism for f*ck-up, then yes

[Solver]

Generally, yes .

A classic example of Locutocism that was.

That's an euphemism for cruel, inacceptable sarcasm against honest people .

[Zylka]

WTF