Emerson

Unfortunately, the drunk driver was Billy Joel.

Unfortunately, she was still dead.

phwaor, so you mean I might not even be in the "St. Louis" stat now? Still though! We're kickin' butt. *dances in the STL snow*

William was eating lunch when he died. It's stuff like that that makes me love your writing. It was here that he realized [s]that[/s] he had no feet. He had ...

The only poetic device in this whole poem is "sun burns as red as cooked lobsters". Yes, it's a metaphor, but it is a cliché. The real big problem with ...

Heh, well, since you don't have much effort in it then it isn't that bad of a poem. It's not amazing or anything, but for your purpose, it works. How ...

The end result!! I'm not sure if I like it though. What do you all thing? I think it looks good, but I highly suggest you stop dying your hair. ...

Jabs, this is ultra cute! I throw my pen atop the table To read this poem (if I was able). I cringe, I cry, Yet deep inside, My talent was ...

Because of my plot and the needs of it, my character's can't have parties in speak easies. They could, of course, but it would change the mood/idea of the novel ...

You usually have to buy it, or the product. It comes with the product, which then requires purchase. What word is it? for XP, or vista? You didn't hear it ...

People worry about this all the time. No ones going to steal your ideas, seriously. Not to be insensitive, but at thirteen, I didn't have ideas worth stealing, so you ...

I think it works best [for me] in small doses. I did some of it in a short story and it worked out pretty well, no one really noticed or ...

Subplots!

I haven't noticed many problems with it? I'd be real sad if we changed chats, so I hope too many problems don't come up. We could just put a limit ...

Well. I don't know, but google does: