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Re: "Our Jon"
Nope, we don't say dude or gnarly... As far as I know I'm full English, except that my surname is Riley which is definately an Irish name, I dunno.
Oct 9, 2005 -
Re: "Our Jon"
Americans don't speak English, Americans speak American, that's a fact. You don't even spell the same! Why take the u out of colour? And change the e in grey to ...
Oct 8, 2005 -
Re: "Our Jon"
Yeah I think people do say boff, it's not a real word though, there's this school not far from mine where they call people boffs. I think it's sort of ...
Oct 8, 2005 -
Re: The Curse of the Caller
Brilliant! Thank you so much, see, you've mentioned something really good just 'cause I had the cheek to ask you. Of course, you're right, he should just blend in shouldn't ...
Oct 8, 2005 -
Re: "Our Jon"
I didn't think Americans would understand it at all. I've been to California and they couldn't understand a word I said, I had to talk all posh. Don't Americans say ...
Oct 8, 2005 -
Re: The Curse of the Caller
I know it's not perfect, of course it's not perfect, nothing's perfect. Would you please be able to expand on that, I'm not looking for a long review but I ...
Oct 8, 2005 -
Re: The Curse of the Caller
The Curse of the Callers Angus Fletcher was often described as a common thief, but he was so much more than that; he was an expert thief… a genius in ...
Oct 8, 2005 -
Re: The Fisherman and his Daughter
The fisherman and his daughter, Walked along the sand, They spoke of the water, Together, hand in hand. That day he had brought her, His motherless daughter, Down by the ...
Oct 8, 2005 -
Re: "Our Jon"
This poem is written in a Geordie accent. Some people (especially Americans) won't understand because I've done it in over the top broad Geordie... Erm, for those of you who ...
Oct 8, 2005 -
Re: Freedom
Yeah, I definately think you have quality, this was really good. It sounds horrible, actually makes me feel really sorry fot the prisoners even though I know it's fictional. What ...
Oct 8, 2005 -
Re: Prologue. Once on a Blue Moon
“They’ve got him Linda! They’ve got the King!” “How long have they had him?” she asked urgently. “A good few hours. We were dying to tell, you but you were ...
Oct 8, 2005 -
Re: The Armoury
The armoury was dimly lit; the candlelight flickered in the razor sharp blades and breast plates. It seemed almost as if the room was full of people, the fiery eyes ...
Oct 8, 2005 -
Re: Hi, new here
Not much difference though is there? Mine's actually ARNightowl, for Alan Robson on Night Owls, it's on Metro Radio... Not like you'd have that in America though. Thanks for the ...
Oct 8, 2005 -
Re: Even stars must fall
Maybe you could try this at the end. The alpha witch opened her enigmatic eyes and surveyed the battlefield around her. Her last thought before the large club plummeting towards ...
Oct 8, 2005 -
Re: How'd You Find YWS?
I got here by a link on writing.com, nice to have more people my own age, I got on from a link on the young writers club which I think ...
Oct 7, 2005
