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Re: No Words Can Describe
Pointless, really.
Mar 6, 2005 -
Re: NO RIP TYWC
Not really; I don't know. It's what first inspired me to continue writing, despite the long wait my poems had to endure to be posted. Still, I think it's bad ...
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Re: If You Had Any Superpower....
Hmm...how about the ability to become forms and objects containing H20? Oh wait...darn, that's the Wonder Twins. Uhm...I think I would want the ability to seduce staplers.
Mar 6, 2005 -
Re: In Need of an Editor
The amount of the story I post will vary with the responses I get from the editors already in place. While the first few chapters are completely readable by any ...
Mar 6, 2005 -
Re: In Need of an Editor
Yeah, after that, it tends to get...heavy.
Mar 5, 2005 -
Re: In Need of an Editor
Okay, guys, I'm writing a novella for my ENGL 4330 class. It's entitled, Nat, or Naught: A Family History and is not intended for persons under the age of, say, ...
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Re: .
There are many secrets in this story. When you say "Hugh" it almost sounds the same as "you." The point of saying "Hugh were" is to clue the reader into ...
Mar 5, 2005 -
Re: Love in P-land America (OVER SIXTEEN)
Nah, I don't mind vulgarity and profanity in poetry (look at my poetry and my stories). But there is a proper way that can add to the poem, and there ...
Mar 5, 2005 -
Re: Love in P-land America (OVER SIXTEEN)
The profanity made this poem ten times worse than it really is.
Mar 5, 2005 -
Re: One line Summary
"No! Please don't abdust me!" (I couldn't resist) If you had a 52 year old stalker, what would you say to them?
Mar 4, 2005 -
Re: .
Gracias. As I explained to Misty, "Hugh were" and then switching it to "you" and "your" in the end is a homonym/annagramatical trick. If read aloud, "Hugh" almost sounds like ...
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Re: A perfect goverment
Hence it was said that it only works in small communities.
Mar 4, 2005 -
Re: attempt at universality (you may now laugh)
It also reflects how much better I write when I'm sober or not high.
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Mar 4, 2005 -
Re: A perfect goverment
True democracy doesn't mean 100% of the people agree. It means 100% of the people vote. The majority still wins. Dont' confuse true democracy with perfect harmony.
Mar 4, 2005
