I don't but everyone is using it at me in another thread. please spill? I have an idea from the context its being used in and I have to say I don't agree re the poster aboves use of it or the use in the other thread
Canon, meaning it's not parallel with the actual show. Don't patronize me.
I have been googling and have yet to find a definition that explains it as that I get what you are saying firegazer but its not quite where you are at in your explanation it is parallel as in parallel universe
I think but then I have found so many different answers and it relates mostly to sci fi and anime both of which I have no interest in
In fiction, canon is the material accepted as part of the story in an individual fictional universe. It is often contrasted with, or used as the basis for, works of fan fiction. The term "canon" can be used either as a noun, referring to "the original work from which the fan fiction author borrows,"[1] or as an adjective to describe whether or not certain elements are accepted as authoritative parts of the fictional universe.[2] Fan-fiction would be described as "non-canon," or "fanon," while an event from the official source material would be "canon." The alternative terms mythology and continuity are often used, with the former being especially to refer to a richly detailed fictional canon requiring a large degree of suspension of disbelief (e.g. an entire imaginary world and history).
I am going to add canon to my list of misused words on this forum along with deadwood.
How could they give clues to 'who killed Lucy' when the actors don't know yet
The actors never knew it was Stacey that killed Archie until the day of the live episode. Even the they'd foreshadowed it by havingStacey as on eof the first faces to be seen in the Archie trailer..
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The trade union for nurses?
Well that solves the mystery. It was Sonia.
Oh dear, if it's Lee than wtaf! I'm hoping it's someone huge like Ian or Peter!:p
My name is Robbie
Is Abby and lola anywhere in this and Ronnie Roxy?
Lol. Do you even know what canon means?
I`d insert a thumbs up icon if DS had one.
I don't but everyone is using it at me in another thread. please spill? I have an idea from the context its being used in and I have to say I don't agree re the poster aboves use of it or the use in the other thread
Canon, meaning it's not parallel with the actual show. Don't patronize me.
Wow, observant. Maybe it was Lily then.
I have been googling and have yet to find a definition that explains it as that
I think but then I have found so many different answers and it relates mostly to sci fi and anime both of which I have no interest in
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Canon
from wiki
In fiction, canon is the material accepted as part of the story in an individual fictional universe. It is often contrasted with, or used as the basis for, works of fan fiction. The term "canon" can be used either as a noun, referring to "the original work from which the fan fiction author borrows,"[1] or as an adjective to describe whether or not certain elements are accepted as authoritative parts of the fictional universe.[2] Fan-fiction would be described as "non-canon," or "fanon," while an event from the official source material would be "canon." The alternative terms mythology and continuity are often used, with the former being especially to refer to a richly detailed fictional canon requiring a large degree of suspension of disbelief (e.g. an entire imaginary world and history).
I am going to add canon to my list of misused words on this forum along with deadwood.
Except canon means the exact opposite.
Don't bring the patronisey tone to the thread if you can't handle it being thrown back at you.
oh yes
The actors never knew it was Stacey that killed Archie until the day of the live episode. Even the they'd foreshadowed it by havingStacey as on eof the first faces to be seen in the Archie trailer..
Actually every song played in the background was by someone from EE.
Every Loser wins (I think that was Nick Berry or one of the Wicks brothers not sure)
Sweetness - Michelle Gayle - Hatti
Good thing Going - Sid Owen - Ricky
Anyone can fall in love - Angie Watts
I'm your man - shane ritchie - Alfie.
Martine Mcutchion - Perfect Moment - Tiffany,
Am I the only one who noticed this? lol
It was Nck Berry
and no I and lots of others said on the episode thread. seen it mentioned in a few others but CIN spawned so many threads its hard to keep up
So many rude users on this site.
. please can you explain how Geek was being rude? 😬
he stated a fact that didnt agree with your opinion and he didnt say it in a rude way at all