Caligula's Launderette

Sylvia Plath is on my favorite poets list. I am quite the fan of hers, even though she is of a dismal strain. I find her a very interesting person, ...

It's Will! YAY! *HUGS* Welcome.

Of course! And, you, my fair one, do you tango? *winks* - Henry, Guttersnipe E gads you flirt with anything you can shake a tail-feather at. - Me, THE AUTHOR ...

Brava, brava, dahling! *HUGS*

Read. - Regan, Guttersnipe What she really means is steal stuff off of dead people. - Henry, Guttersnipe *Regan cocks her gun and smiles maniacally* Is that so? - Regan ...

This is a nice, I quite liked it Emo. Though the line in red Colleen is talking about is not proper grammer. It should be: but laying there before dawn... ...

Who says I have to buy it? - Drasi, Brier Gods I have my husband for that sort of thing. - Frey, Brier Gods Apparently not. *blushes* - Evander, Brier ...

The happily ever after one. Pasha used to read it to me every night. It's my favorite. But he isn't around much anymore, though when I try and recite the ...

Welcome, dahling to YWS. I go by Cal or CL around here, and if you have any questions what-so-ever feel free to PM me. Merry meet, merry part. CL.

A Heart So White “My hands are of your color, but I shame to wear a heart so white,” - Lady Macbeth, Macbeth by William Shakespeare Chapter One In the ...

Creepy, but cuuute. 8/10

They are special to my character, so they are special to me. Um, I was almost thinking of going with broad, flat, short sword or something of that derivative. CL.

Okay, my peoples, how would you describe the following sword? -- without using terms such as xiphos, makhaira, celtic, etc. Thanks guys, CL.

The Ballad of Joss Joss, the man they call Joss . . . He wrote about spaceships and shepherds and whores, Stood up to the networks and gave ‘em what ...

*snicker* Cuute. 8/10. :D