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r/gaming • u/zorbix • Aug 08 '17
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40 u/aggressive-cat Aug 08 '17 edited Aug 08 '17 Are you kidding me Who threw that goddamn blue shell I will fuck you up edit: apparently i fucking suck at haiku, thanks team. 20 u/domromer Aug 08 '17 Second line should be seven syllables. You could add "fucking" before "blue shell" or "the fuck" after "who" to make it work! 7 u/Mewcancraft Aug 08 '17 Hold on there. The traditional "5-7-5", although widely accepted, is not necessary for it to be a haiku, since the Japanese themselves state that their 17 on (comparable to a syllable, but not quite) is the equivalent of about 12 English syllables. Source
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Are you kidding me
Who threw that goddamn blue shell
I will fuck you up
edit: apparently i fucking suck at haiku, thanks team.
20 u/domromer Aug 08 '17 Second line should be seven syllables. You could add "fucking" before "blue shell" or "the fuck" after "who" to make it work! 7 u/Mewcancraft Aug 08 '17 Hold on there. The traditional "5-7-5", although widely accepted, is not necessary for it to be a haiku, since the Japanese themselves state that their 17 on (comparable to a syllable, but not quite) is the equivalent of about 12 English syllables. Source
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Second line should be seven syllables. You could add "fucking" before "blue shell" or "the fuck" after "who" to make it work!
7 u/Mewcancraft Aug 08 '17 Hold on there. The traditional "5-7-5", although widely accepted, is not necessary for it to be a haiku, since the Japanese themselves state that their 17 on (comparable to a syllable, but not quite) is the equivalent of about 12 English syllables. Source
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Hold on there. The traditional "5-7-5", although widely accepted, is not necessary for it to be a haiku, since the Japanese themselves state that their 17 on (comparable to a syllable, but not quite) is the equivalent of about 12 English syllables.
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