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koobecaf- Gunnar Anderson
Gunnar Anderson
T.A.: Frankie
9/20/08
Koobecaf Infesting KSU Campus
While exploring the USK supmac the Stacdliw seem to be very obsessed with Koobecaf. It has made its own, very popular, society among the Nacerima people. Koobecaf is a separate world used mainly for communication. But in order to take part in this special society the members must posses a very intelligent device that resembles a box. This device is loaded with knowledge and pictures that the Nacerima society like to change and stare at for some intervals of time. But, the main focus of this paper is Koobecaf. The part of Koobecaf that is most interesting to the Stacdliw is the eliforp. Once the Stacdliw are on the eliforp page, they click on the numerous different titles such as sutats, serutcip, and the llaw.
On the eliforp site, there is a picture of that certain person, a bunch of information about them and those three titles. When the Stacdliw click on one of the three titles a new page comes up. The sutats part of this is how the Stacdliw let others know what they are thinking, how they are feeling, or where they are going. This is also how they check on each other. Once the Stacdliw etadpu this, they click on their sdneirf sutats to see what is new with them. All of this is done on the person’s free will. They don’t have to do this, but most of the people in this society react the same way. They act as if there is a certain schedule they must follow, but the truth is there isn’t.
Another main title or application that many people in this society look at or change quite frequently is the Eruticp application. This application is one of the most important things on Koobecaf. It is located on the top left of the special device when the people log into this society and is how other people in this society know who they are. This particular application has a place where most people put an image of themselves in, but this isn’t a rule either, they can put an image of whatever they want.
The llaw application is the main source of communication and what Koobecaf was built for. This is how Stacdliw stay in-touch with fellow Stacdliw and Nacerimas. On the Stacdliw llaw is information from who wants to talk to them. This is also a way to be a stocker. Stacdliw can go to one of their sdneirf eliforp page and read what is on their llaw. They can read what other people want to say to them. Because of this, Stacdliw usually are careful as to what they talk about on their llaw. (There is a special application that they can talk to others on without anyone else knowing.) The llaw is very commonly used to tell others happy birthday or just to say hi.
The point to Koobecaf is to give the Nacerimas a way to keep up with the latest news on their sdneirf and stneve. It seems to be a method of distraction for most Stacdliw during classes, study time, and work hours. Koobecaf is an addiction for some, but entertaining for most. This form of communication has spread throughout the whole USK supmac and the surrounding society. It is taking over the world.
T.A.: Frankie
9/20/08
Koobecaf Infesting KSU Campus
While exploring the USK supmac the Stacdliw seem to be very obsessed with Koobecaf. It has made its own, very popular, society among the Nacerima people. Koobecaf is a separate world used mainly for communication. But in order to take part in this special society the members must posses a very intelligent device that resembles a box. This device is loaded with knowledge and pictures that the Nacerima society like to change and stare at for some intervals of time. But, the main focus of this paper is Koobecaf. The part of Koobecaf that is most interesting to the Stacdliw is the eliforp. Once the Stacdliw are on the eliforp page, they click on the numerous different titles such as sutats, serutcip, and the llaw.
On the eliforp site, there is a picture of that certain person, a bunch of information about them and those three titles. When the Stacdliw click on one of the three titles a new page comes up. The sutats part of this is how the Stacdliw let others know what they are thinking, how they are feeling, or where they are going. This is also how they check on each other. Once the Stacdliw etadpu this, they click on their sdneirf sutats to see what is new with them. All of this is done on the person’s free will. They don’t have to do this, but most of the people in this society react the same way. They act as if there is a certain schedule they must follow, but the truth is there isn’t.
Another main title or application that many people in this society look at or change quite frequently is the Eruticp application. This application is one of the most important things on Koobecaf. It is located on the top left of the special device when the people log into this society and is how other people in this society know who they are. This particular application has a place where most people put an image of themselves in, but this isn’t a rule either, they can put an image of whatever they want.
The llaw application is the main source of communication and what Koobecaf was built for. This is how Stacdliw stay in-touch with fellow Stacdliw and Nacerimas. On the Stacdliw llaw is information from who wants to talk to them. This is also a way to be a stocker. Stacdliw can go to one of their sdneirf eliforp page and read what is on their llaw. They can read what other people want to say to them. Because of this, Stacdliw usually are careful as to what they talk about on their llaw. (There is a special application that they can talk to others on without anyone else knowing.) The llaw is very commonly used to tell others happy birthday or just to say hi.
The point to Koobecaf is to give the Nacerimas a way to keep up with the latest news on their sdneirf and stneve. It seems to be a method of distraction for most Stacdliw during classes, study time, and work hours. Koobecaf is an addiction for some, but entertaining for most. This form of communication has spread throughout the whole USK supmac and the surrounding society. It is taking over the world.
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