David Guinness

Hadn't thought of that. Good point, Snoink. I once heard of a man who regularly purchased double or triple ply toilet paper, then pulled apart the layers so he had ...

Hmm.. I reread the poem again. I just caught an idiom I missed. Can't believe I missed that. This is even better than I thought.

Hi Jesseble! Welcome to the YWS! It's an interesting place, as I'm sure you've already noticed... :D

I'm reading Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury (again), as well. We have an essay due on it Friday. Life of Pi by Yann Martel is interesting. Read it twice. You'll ...

I think we may have one of these going already, I'm not sure... I currently live in Michigan, though I'm also well-acquainted with Texas.

Yes. Humor is good. Fried. Battered. Dipped in brown gravy. - Ophelia I try to laugh when I can. Not that the opportunity arises often. Some would say I carry ...

Hi stilltyping, I enjoyed reading this. The rhythm, for the most part, has a very easy flow. Not everything rhymes perfectly, but the same rhythm remains, so that's okay. There ...

Yes, I think WL covered everything. Ribbons in her hair and shrapnel in her face... powerful. Well done, bent!

This is a short essay I wrote a while back for a persuasion assignment. The subject matter may be a bit different than that of other essays you have read... ...

This looks great, Nate. Well done! Thank you for including such detailed instructions. I would never have thought to use Wiki, but it really makes perfect sense.

Hi antigone, First, if you can tell by my quick critique that I'm missing another level in this, please excuse me. It's happened before. :D I like this poem. I ...

Basically all I can say is what xanthan gum has already. It is a nice poem. I don't think I would change anything about it, although the first stanza is ...

Hi Harmony! Welcome to the YWS. I hope you enjoy your stay. Everyone here is very nice and helpful, just ask one of the guys in the light, bold blue ...

Hi, Leeloo! I look forward to reading some of your work!

I'm reading "Treasure Island" by Robert Louis Stevenson. It's one of those books I always thought I had read, but never actually had.