I have a english assignment to write a random text with 13-15 of the words that are listed below. I think it's a pretty easy job for someone who has mastered the English language well

Will pay fg for the help.


Tawdry
Credulous
Haughtiness
Repudiate
Tedious
Blithe
Headstrong
Lackluster
Objective
Pliable
Temper
Abstruse
Cringe
Laconic
Oblique
Tenacious
Hedonist
Lamentation
Obliterate
Resolution
Tentative
Heed
Oblivious
Obscure
Respite
Hiatus

This post was edited by Tandfen on May 24 2013 02:16am

Hello Lauren,

I hope all is well for you?
After spending several lackluster weeks on a hiatus in London; I have come to a resolution on the matters we discussed.
Your haughtiness and headstrong attitude towards your friends have all but obliterated any relations you might
have once had, and I cringe at the thought of watching the surely tawdry show that they'll put on for you.

I do hope you heed my warning here; don't let your temper get the best of you. My apologies if I'm being a bit blithe or
laconic, as I'm short on time and paper. I know you'll repudiate anything I say; you're not exactly the credulous type.
The answer that I have to your problem isn't exactly pliable, however it'll get you to your objective quite well.

If you are truly interested in my help, I'll be returning from my respite next week. I hope my letter wasn't
abstruse or confusing for you.

Take care,
(name)

I threw this together in about two minutes, so it's kind of robotic and emotionless. You can turn it in that way, or you can throw your own spice in.
FG now plox?

This post was edited by Shuey707 on May 24 2013 03:21am

Was asked to bold the words.

Hello Lauren,

I hope all is well for you?
After spending several lackluster weeks on a hiatus in London; I have come to a resolution on the matters we discussed. Your haughtiness and headstrong attitude towards your friends have all but obliterated any relations you might have once had, and I cringe at the thought of watching the surely tawdry show that they'll put on for you.

I do hope you heed my warning here; don't let your temper get the best of you. My apologies if I'm being a bit blithe or laconic, as I'm short on time and paper. I know you'll repudiate anything I say; you're not exactly the credulous type. The answer that I have to your problem isn't exactly pliable, however it'll get you to your objective quite well.

If you are truly interested in my help, I'll be returning from my respite next week. I hope my letter wasn't abstruse or confusing for you.

Take care,
(name)

This post was edited by Shuey707 on May 24 2013 04:42am

Tenacious-D is a nice band. you could use the word "Tenacious" like this

Give this man the fg. That's not bad at all.

It was the third of May; the year was 1928. Leeroy Jenkins had just returned from his trip upstate, and he was obviously shaken up. I revered Leeroy; he was a brawny yet affable man. In an attempt to alleviate his poignant attitude, I asked him what was going on. Leeroy tried to avoid the entire situation, but after a few hours of pestering him, he caved and poured a strong drink; which he offered to me.

Leeroy Jenkins had gone upstate to visit an old house that his great grandfather had left to him. It was a lavish old Victorian-style house, but there was an ominous feeling about it that Leeroy didn’t like. Being the pragmatic individual, he passed off this sense of dread before continuing inside. As he passed through the ornamental archway leading to the front courtyard, a strong wind took up; almost blowing Leeroy over. It was as if some force was attempting to thwart his entry to the grounds.

Upon entering the elaborate main doors, an acrid smell caused Leeroy to double-over and retch violently. It was a heavy iron smell, like that of blood, but it was much too thick to have blood be the cause. Leeroy tittered , being a bit embarrassed by his weak stomach and nerves. He casually walked through the main halls. The entry door slammed. The lights went out. Once Leeroy’s eyes became accustomed to the dark, he saw a shadowy figure poised in the hall, less than ten meters from him.

The figure began to speak to Leeroy in an omniscient voice, advocating him to leave the property at once. He didn’t belong there and would not be allowed any further inside. In the brevity of the situation, Leeroy charged the figure, but it vanished. Leeroy thought this was all heresy . It must be a trick that his relatives decided to play. He decided to continue examining the house, instead of leaving. Leeroy erred there. Hearing a noise from behind, Leeroy spun around to see the figure reappear.

The figure had taken an odious form. It had grown to what seemed like cyclopean heights inside the now distorted main hall. The mass of tentacles spewing from the creature’s face seemed to crawl over each other. There were small, vestigial wings on its back, and the creature had a humanoid body. Leeroy’s body went in to a state of rigor from the shock of seeing such an impossible horror.

At this point, I looked up from the glass I had been sipping from, the drink all but gone. I noticed that Leeroy’s original demeanor was gone. He no longer looked flustered; he looked wrong. I postulated how I had not noticed the blood-red eyes before. Those red eyes were the last things I saw in this world.


Second story, as per the second set of words I was given.